Plans and Updates

Hello friends and neighbors! There's been a lot happening over here since we sent our last newsletter. For one thing, we have officially moved into our new office on the north-east side of Lodo. As you can see, we had our friends at Inkmonstr come and spruce up the walls with vinyl graphics..and it's dry-erase so we can draw monsters and hot dogs anywhere we want. We've been busy with a bunch of new projects from brand websites, to broadcast design, snowboard graphics, and poster designs. We're working on a big update to our site due early July, there's a ton we want to show you now but we've decided to hold out! We'll send another update when that happens, until then be sure drop us a line to say hello! We might even let you buy us lunch.

New Giveaways!

On top of the client projects we've been working on, we've been busy creating some giveaways for our friends and fellow designers. This time around we're launching two Giveaways! The first is an on-going site where we will be posting iPhone wallpapers designed exclusively by Legwork. Be sure to browse the site and check back often as we'll be uploading new designs every week.

The second giveaway we have are Motion Textures. We've been doing a lot of motion graphics projects recently that have required creating textured elements and backgrounds. We thought it would be nice to share some of these with the world. So check out the Motion Textures page to download all of these 1920x1080 quicktimes for use in your next motion graphic project.

iPhone Wallpapers

Motion Textures

Legwork Process: Skull Illustration

A recent poster project we're working on required us to create a skull illustration inspired by 1980's skate graphics. We can't argue with a request like that! We were so happy with how the graphic was coming along, we decided to document the process by taking screen shots. In this case, the illustration was created totally in the computer. Not always recommended, but for this project it made more sense to do it digitally than drawing it by hand. Check out the process at the link below, and be sure to let us know if you need some evil skulls for your next out-of-home campaign!

Check out the process here.