ART 320, 2013-12-03, Project 6b, Split Complementary Colors (YO-Y-B), “American Bison Landscape”

ART 320, 2013-11-05, Project 4a, Symmetrical Balance, Monochromatic, “Dualité pacifique(Peaceful Duality)” in digital media.

This is the preliminary digital drawing I did prior to painting. You also may view the finished acrylic painting that I based on this drawing.

ART 320, 2013-11-03, “Six-Pointed Triangle Stars in Blues—Digital Sketch”

ART 320, 2013-10-15, Project 3, Color Wheel and Gray Scale Chart, Color-Aid 314 Pallet

This is a stylized imitation of a vintage neon "Cocktails" sign with a blue martini glass, yellow pick with a green olive and red pimento, and the word "Cocktails" in hot pink across it. The entire image is tilted at a jaunty angle (or is the viewer just a bit tipsy?).

I made this for a Wikipedia WikiProject group. The original resizable, non-watermarked image is available for download at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Faux_Neon_Cocktails_Sign.svg

This design is part of a logo that I designed for a business.

This is a logo that I designed for a business. It is a stylized leaf from an acanthus plant.

This is a logo that I designed for an organization.

This is a monogram that I made using Photoshop in 2003.

This is the logo for my sole proprietorship, Will Murray Consultants. It was an information technology consultancy that worked with smaller businesses and non-profit organizations to provide them with I.T. support at reasonable rates.

I made this logo for the model rocket and R/C aircraft club, Central Coast Aerospace Modeling Society (CCAMS), that I founded in 1996.

I was the SysOp (system operator) of a dial-up computer bulletin board service (BBS) named EnigmaScape. It was a very active board for several years. After I moved to a different city and changed phone numbers, I relaunched the site, and this was the logo that I created for it.

An early Photoshop graphic of my name.

I created this logo for a very early Website I ran called the Online Compendium of Entertainment (OCoE).