CRAIG WINSLOW II

Hello! I graduated Cum Laude from Champlain College with a BS in Multimedia & Graphic Design, and currently work at JDK Design in Burlington, VT.

Recently, I’ve been infatuated with projection mapping & light manipulation, and immersive interactions that bridge the digital/real world. So much in fact, that I’m soon leaving my job as a 3D Designer at JDK Design to start my own company. Expect changes to my site as it transforms and evolves over the next couple weeks.

I’m always interested in a variety of freelance and collaborative projects. Contact me and let’s make something awesome together:

email craig @ craigwinslow.com
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Projection mapping performed live using a pair of Merrell Bare Access 2 and a pedestal.

Watch full video on Vimeo!

- Featured on Gizmodo
- Seen on NOTCOT.org

The visuals were created beforehand, collaborating with Josh Franklin and Jeff Yeager for footwear designs and colorways, then live mixed using a custom interface on an iPad.

This self-initiated project was completed over the course of a month.

An in-depth making of series is in the works.
Until then, enjoy the previous process posts.

Video filmed by Mike Deedy.

Music courtesy of Siriusmo
& Monkeytown Records
Used for promotional use only!

Screen printed poster series made for
Iskra Print Collective Presents: Raised on Paper

“Printing pixels” had been a growing concept in my head for a while, and in general, the contrast between digital and analog. I tapped into my nostalgia for classic video games as a source of inspiration, and selected original 8bit characters to abstract into geometric compositions.

For such a digital-centric design, it was very important to me to use completely analog printing methods. All of the films for the series were hand-cut out of rubylith, and meticulously aligned for a perfect registration.

For more process thoughts and commentary, check out the Close-Up Abstraction Series blog post.

Buy a print!

An everything-considered packaging solution made from used materials and zero plastic to minimize environmental impact.

The following chronological blog posts document the process of each element of the design:

Shirt Design & Printing
Custom Die from 12-Pack Boxes
Card Insert from Paper Shopping Bag
Hand-Carved Shipping Label Stamp

Oh, and the cryptic content of the shirt graphic? Every detailed aspect simply says “this shirt is the color mint.”

Available for purchase in the Shop
Limited Edition of 30

Higher Ground commemorative gig poster design for Bassnectar.

3-color print with silver metallic.
Printed on 100# Finch Opaque Smooth Cover (Bright White).
15 x 15 inches

Read all about the process behind this design on the making of blog post over at JDK’s blog.

Buy over at Iskra Print