The partial portfolio of Mike Weber

Michael Weber
Multifaceted Artist

This is a collection of work over the past several years. Each project was unique and presented me with specific challenges. As you can see from the scope of projects there is nothing that can't be achieved with a good plan and a pencil. With this particular skill set it's difficult to find steady work. That's the reason why I have created this profile, if I can expand my audience perhaps more opportunities will present themselves. Other aspects of my talent include: Creative writing, Video editing, Talent scout, Consultation and Research. A few of these images are scans and therefore are not the best quality. The original went to the client.

Adobe Illustrator - This was a small project I did for myself while I had some free time.

This is a connect the dots puzzle containing over 10,000 numbered dots for you to connect. The image is of the Historic Lockport Locks & Flight of Five on the Erie Canal. (not pictured) is a similar puzzle featuring the American Falls also containing over 10,000 dots. The puzzle is currently available for sale here.

Enjoy this short commercial for this incredible dot to dot puzzle. Featuring the music of Ed Koban - http://www.edkoban.com

Maps are fun to make. This one was created for the Niagara County Fairgrounds.

This is a screen shot from a timelapse video. It took about 10 hours over two days. The video file is too big to post here.
Painted on T-111 Plywood.

This sign is approx. 4ft x 4ft made out of plywood and cut with a jigsaw. Although not visible in this shot the sign is also back-lit. Perfect for indoor displays like venue identification, boardrooms, man caves, etc

Adobe Photoshop - this image was created for promotion of this product on the internet

Sign Maker - 3D plywood - Used owners artwork. Sign is 5 feet by 3.5 feet. Three levels of plywood.

This was a quick under the gun kind of task. The stick figures and sun are made from masking tape. Completed between sound check and showtime. The spot lights were adjusted as I worked.

Model Maker - I built this castle for my brothers wedding. The reference came from an image on the invitations. Used foam-core and cardboard. The shingles and the larger bricks are individual pieces. The draw bridge worked as well.

Adobe Illustrator - A t-shirt design for a local lighting company.

Hand Painted - gas tank for a neighbor

Adobe Illustrator - Part of a map project that I'm working on

Adobe Photoshop - Image Editing - 4 separate photographs combined into one image. This is the way i chose to promote my old job's products above the competition. It worked.

Photoshop - Image Editing - A restoration of my Great Grand parents. The image was cut into the oval and i replaced the missing parts and cleaned up the image.

Adobe Illustrator & Photoshop - This is what I did at my last job 1000's of images.

Pencil & Marker - Who doesn't like Lon Chaney

Photography - A Model T suspension kit. I did 100's of photograph kit image arrangements for my old job as well.

Adobe Photoshop - Descriptive Imagery always tells a better story. Created for my last employer

Pencil & Colored Pencil - just an experiment to see if it would be legible.

Photoshop - A t-shirt design for a local band.

Photoshop/Illustrator - created for my last employer

Logo - This was created for a local rock band

Photoshop/Illustrator - created for my last employer

Colored Pencil - just an exercise with words

Hand Painted - drum head for a local rock band

Illustrator - One of my first projects using this program

Photoshop/Illustrator - created for my last employer

Logo - This was created for a local jazz fusion band

Photoshop/Illustrator - created for my last employer

Logo - This was created for a local rock band

Hand Painted - This sheet metal sign is about 8' x 2'

Photoshop/Illustrator - created for my last employer

Hand Painted - drum head for a local rock band

Illustrator - This was a show poster for a local rock band the space at the bottom was for the date of the event. The 3 images on the right were used for backstage access by various personnel.