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
Nike Gear
One chilly January I was asked to help create some drawings to help the designer of a commercial production explain a concept for a Nike spot they were getting ready to shoot. They already had some art by a more conventional illustrator, but needed to visualize a super hero style “secret wall of gear” filled with Nike-branded sports... See more...
Reese Witherspoon’s Lost Wedding Ring
This is an article that I wrote for Oz Magazine, published by Gary and Tia Powell of Oz Publishing. I also created the artwork and layout for this article. Reese Witherspoon was one of the nicest “brand name” stars that I’ve ever had the pleasure to work with. She was professional, courteous, genuine and so you can imagine... 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...
Revolution: Fortification Concept
The pilot/first-episode for J.J. Abrams’ post-apocalyptic series “Revolution” rolled into Atlanta in mid-winter of 2012. Production designer Zack Grobler needed drawings to hand off to the construction department to help them get into the spirit of a society that had been returned to pre-industrial levels; forced to adapt found objects to their needs. In the first episode... See more...
Department of Corrections Database
I created this simulation of a Department of Corrections database site for a low budget thriller. It's not pretty, but it wasn't meant to be - it was supposed to have an institutionally unfriendly interface and was "cinematically realistic" for the time period in which it was made. In the early 2000s most graphic designers working in film only knew how to create flat images to simulate websites.... See more...
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