My roommate’s car. Now dead.
July 20th, 2011 by Brent
*picks jaw up from floor* #LionOS
July 20th, 2011 by Brent
It feels good to be a gangsta- err, I mean Mac geek. #LionOS
July 20th, 2011 by Brent
My country, ’tis of Thee.
July 20th, 2011 by Brent
Old design. Now #insatastyled.
July 20th, 2011 by Brent
The Playground: Fringe Title Theme Remixes
December 21st, 2010 by Brent
This post is a little strange. I usually don’t do anything with audio, but I decided to give GarageBand a shot. For this experiment, I covered the title theme of one of my favorite shows: Fringe. If you’ve ever seen the opening to the show, you should be able to recognize the tune. First, I just did a standard recreation of the theme. Then, I had some fun with a retro, synthesized variation. Enjoy.
Fringe Theme - Ochrestral by Brent Alexander
Download now or listen on posterous
Download now or listen on posterous
Fringe Theme - Ochrestral.mp3 (710 KB)
Fringe Theme - Retro by Brent Alexander
Download now or listen on posterous
Download now or listen on posterous
Fringe Theme - Retro.mp3 (708 KB)
Press Graphic: Nashville Connection [Logo/Branding/Promo]
November 27th, 2010 by Brent
Here is the press graphic i created for The Nashville Connection - Heroes Salute event happening in Greenville, SC on March 15-18, 2011. It will be used on the website, which I am currently slaving away at, and other printed materials.
In my opinion the graphic has one too many visual elements, but the Client insisted on having all of these elements in the graphic. I guess it doesn’t lose too much having them all in there. Look for the website to be coming soon.NGU Crusaders: National Champions
November 20th, 2010 by Brent
Congrats to North Greenville University Crusaders, 2010 NCCAA National Champions. They beat Campbellsville University 42-16 this afternoon in the Victory Bowl. Created this graphic in commemoration of this year. Thank you North Greenville for a Great football season.
Logo Roughs: Nashville Connection [Logo/Identity/Branding]
November 20th, 2010 by BrentAfter the pen and paper stage, I opened up Adobe Illustrator to start doing the fun stuff! I started out with vectorizing the visual elements. Do do this I found some royalty-free stock photography and live traced them. This worked out greatly! Then I found some good fonts to used for the text. And Shabam! I got a pretty-fly-lookin logo. To make it look even more fly I popped it onto a nice texture adding a little bit of layer styles. Talk about stylin’ and profilin’. Let’s just hope the Client likes it. 
