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In early August, an old gaming buddy contacted me about creating a logo. A bit of back and forth on their mental image versus my interpretation and we both ended up pretty happy. Check out the logo that will be adorning their team's apparel, site and promotional items.

If you get a chance, check the team out too. High Rollers Gaming looks to have some solid teams covering a range of FPS games.

As promised, here are 7 military crests that I've re-created in vector format. The artwork is yours to redistribute and use freely. I only ask that you shoot me a message letting me know you did.

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1st Battalion, 6th Field Artillery

 

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1-26 Infantry Battalion

 

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2nd Infantry Division

 

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3-1 Special Troops Battalion

 

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3rd Brigade Combat Team

 

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6th Squadron, 4th Cavalry

 

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201st Brigade Support Battalion

 

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I've just finalized the design for this year's Bambi Walk.  This marks the 6th year I've been privileged to create the artwork that hundreds of locals will don while they storm Bardstown Road, stopping at each bar for a drink. Unfortunately the event organizer, Sheriff Brian Bray, has been diagnosed with cancer and has asked to change the name of the event in his honor. Most Bambi Walkers may not know, but Sheriff Bray organizes this event and the Polar Bear Plunge to raise donations for the Special Olympics. A selfless act of kindness that we can all learn from.

Sheriff Bray, I wish you the best in your treatment and hope this year's turnout is the largest yet.

I had a requirement to recreate the Bradley Leaders Course logo for a video we're producing. There weren't many resources on the web to work from so I had to recreate the logo in it's entirety. This appears to be a common theme among military emblems, crests and banners so I'll make it a habit of posting copies on here whenever I complete them for free!

The artwork is yours to redistribute and use freely. I only ask that you shoot me a message letting me know you did.

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I was recently reminded of some low poly work that I did about a year ago for an interactive Waverly Hills Sanatorium project. These were originally meant to be exported to the Unreal Tournament 3 engine for an eerie view of what one of the nations most haunted places actually looks like.

The models were built in 3d Studio Max, detailed in Zbrush and textured with a combination of Photoshop and Body Paint. At the time, I was still experimenting with baking normal maps and utilized a combination of projection mapping within max and Photoshop's NVidia normal map plugin. Like all work completed, I'd like to go back and adjust a few things, but the learning process was worth the experience.

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