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
Comparison of Delivery Methods
Atlanta architect George Heery is an expert in construction project delivery methods and since the mid-2000s I have been transforming his diagrammatic sketches into business graphics for several dozen technical brochures, lots of presentations, several websites, and one hardcover book. This diagram compares Heery’s Bridging method with two of the most commonly used construction project... See more...
Commerce Park
The developer of Commerce Park wanted to enhance his existing website and add several features. I rewrote the site from scratch using up-to-date web standards while adhering to an existing look from the previous version of the... See more...
Bob Taylor's Crazy Sketchbook
Propmaster Shawn Gray introduced me to Production Designer Patrice Vermette for the production of three different hero books for this dark feature film starring Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal. Of the 3 books this was the most difficult to produce because there was a psychological aspect involved: it was to have been produced by a crazed character named Bob Taylor, who was obsessed with mazes.... 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...
Microphone Cube Wraps
Whenever you shoot a modern press conference scene, or a scene with television news/radio reporters armed with microphones, you expect to see the television/radio station’s call letters or logo. In the business the thing those graphics are mounted on are called “microphone cubes”, and in the movie business it’s normal procedure to use a station name and call sign assigned... See more...
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