Hi there! I’m Drewprops - a creative consultant for feature films, television series, corporate clients, publishers & space pirates, and this is my online portfolio ;)
Books, websites, hand drawn sketches, technical diagrams, animated videos, product labels, logos, vehicle graphics, magazine articles, speaking engagements, science fiction conventions, pubcrawls, t-shirts, animations, etc., etc. – let’s make neat stuff!
I can concentrate on one piece of your puzzle or I can help you put all the pieces together. I’m flexible, conscientious, and I like to think that I’m professional. I have a great network of talented colleagues and I like to please my clients, which means that I’ll let you know if I think I’m not the right person for your job and hopefully have recommendations for people you should consider. I hope that you’ll enjoy looking around the website. Thanks for stopping by!
Sample Projects
Drewprops.com Website Redesign
I’ve used the domain drewprops.com to host a personal blog for more than a decade, so when in 2012 I returned to doing film work and outside corporate assignments I concluded that it was time to transform the site into an online portfolio and shunt the blog to a subdomain (blog.drewprops.com). I began by studying the websites of designers that I’ve long admired and compiled a list of... See more...
Ghostrider Book Sketches
While I went into the live-action end of filmmaking, my architecture college classmate Erica Hornung decided to move to Los Angeles and get into computer animation. She found herself becoming an expert on a process called “matchmoving”, which essentially allows animated elements to be accurately incorporated into shot footage. She became such an expert at the craft that she wrote a... See more...
Look Like Money
“Are you perceived by your friends as busted, broke, or lame? I can CHANGE YOUR LIFE.” These are the words of a Mister Phil T. Rich, the hysterical infomercial hawker who (thankfully) keeps interrupting this music video. This job was a typical “hey are you busy right now?” kind of call by an Atlanta commercial art director, Jerry D’alesio. Over the course of a few... See more...
Economic Impact Bar Chart
In 2004 the state of Georgia’s movie industry was dying due to successful motion picture tax incentives in Louisiana. Our Atlanta-based IATSE Local 479 worked in tandem with the Georgia Production Partnership to lobby for the Georgia General Assembly to craft a well-planned tax incentive to save the state’s film industry. As part of an educational package, I created this diagram... See more...
Film Georgia License Plates
In 2003 I bought a new car and wanted to get a really neat movie industry oriented license plate to put on the front of it, but nothing existed. So, I sat down and began drawing what would eventually become known as the “Film Georgia” license plate. I sold the plates from 2004 through 2008, but after a few years out of the business I’d missed out on meeting an entirely new... See more...
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