A selection of topical and iconic badges to be used in conjunction with reviews awarding festivals, venues, and individual shows for the website Festivals Review.
Welcome to the Portfolio of A. "Auilix" Bogin. Please use the top menu above to see highlights of my work split into three categories: Illustration, Graphic Design, and Comics. See below for tidbits of projects I'm working on currently.
A selection of topical and iconic badges to be used in conjunction with reviews awarding festivals, venues, and individual shows for the website Festivals Review.
Animation for a desktop app currently published on Intel AppUp for Paul Frank called Paul Frank Desk. I created illustrations, animation, and interface designs.
Site maintenance, development, design, and updating for Endeavor Printing over a range of programs and languages including PHP, HTML, and Javascript.
For this year’s MoCCA Fest, I compiled a mini comic about my breakup as shown in pages of The Glass Urchin from 2010-2011.
In addition to doing game assets and backgrounds for a Facebook game called Bruisers and an iPhone game called Mad Monkeys, I also did some still illustrations to use on special screens such as story and win screens.
A quick watercolor piece I did for an ad for the Bond Street Bar, one of my favorite local haunts! Despite the warm, friendly atmosphere, their logo is a huge glowing eye!
This month I got hired as a full time illustrator at a company that makes games! One of the first things I was asked to do was to make an introduction to a game about monkeys (character design, name, and concept all subject to change). Click through to see the process I used while making this introduction animation!
I’ve been working on a lot of commissions lately, please check out some samples on my Illustrations section! And let me know if you’d be interested in one yourself!
Second edition of Live & Love Jersey City comic in Jersey City’s NEW magazine. I researched and interviewed builders who were restoring an old bank building for modern use as loft apartments.
A functional webpage for a fictional restaurant called “The Nighthawk Diner” with loading bar, audio, animation, and sliding menus. Illustrated in Photoshop and animated in Adobe Flash CS3.