Frederick Heidbrink

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Scared Panda is a new Chicago t-shirt company featuring designs from local artists pertaining to the culture of the city. They donate 10% of shirt profits to local charities chosen by the t-shirt designers. I created this design for them, to illustrate the argument of which city’s pizza is better; New York thin crust or Chicago deep dish ?

10% of the sales of this American Apparel t-shirt go to The Anti-Cruelty Society; For more than 100 years, the Anti-Cruelty Society has been committed to serving the needs of companion animals and the humans who care for them.

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Working with Eric Frankel, the art director I worked with previously on Sturcturally Sound, I developed these conceptual logos for the independent sci-fi film, Bowshock. Also included in the gallery below are the logos in patch mock-ups- they may be a part of the costume design.

An advertising concept that I worked on with Gene Han while interning at RPM Visual Media for subsidiary company, VIRO. Two concepts were pitched, both corporate and university demographics targeted. Storyboards created with pencil and Photoshop.

Designed for Chicago’s local freak-funk band Mos Scocious and their debut album, Ibble Dabble. This project was a collaboration between me and London-based illustrator Tom Baxter. Baxter created the initial illustration, which I compiled and colored, then prepped for print. Hit the gallery below to see the art in development.

This is the intro title sequence to Pirates & Pills, a film from Columbia College Chicago’s 2007 Practicum program. Working with a few others, (Scott Hanson, Ben Christie, Max Moore) we created this title intro for the film using Adobe After Effects and Photoshop, which was later submitted to Cannes International Film Festival.

The fabled 12th planet returns to our galaxy in 2012, decimating our home of Earth in its disastrous path. I focused on using sound as a narrative in a quick cause-and-effect animation, and rendering believable, realistic looking planets with the help of bump mapping. Modeled with Autodesk Maya and animated in Adobe After Effects. Sound by Kris Trindl (aka BluBlockr).