Digital illustration
Instead of the brush, there is
the mouse. Photoshop has replaced paint and charcoal.
While the methods are different, the principles remain
the same. The purpose of an illustration is to help enhance
the story it accompanies. The following pieces were created
for the Halliburton Pride and Halliburton Journal
magazines. The original material for these works were
derived from a variety of sources, including stock photography,
textural patterns, scanned elements and commissioned photographers.
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Global
alliance strategy
Illustration for the Year 2000
Challenge that includes a fine portrait by Chris Salvo. |
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The
union of giants
Montage of images for the Halliburton
Journal merger issue. |
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CD-Rom technology
Halliburton's use of CD-Roms
in the marketplace was the theme of this illustration.
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Internet access
A double-page illustration for
a Halliburton Pride article on web accessibility.
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Remote
control Indonesia
Art depicting how construction
projects in remote locations—such as Borneo—require
inventive engineering solutions.
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Focus
on Europe
Halliburton Pride cover
art for the Europe issue, incorporating photography by
Chris Salvo and Cindy Killion.
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21st
century vision
Art for an article on the power
of inventive teamwork and collective brainstorming. |
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Merger
logos
A wraparound cover for the Halliburton
Journal special issue for the Halliburton/Dresser
merger. |
Controller
illustration
Preparing a competitive bid—one
that can reach into the millions of dollars and beyond—is
the job of the business unit controller.
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