Portfolio of work I have created over the last 5 years, some works were done while at Tompkins Cortland Community College, some while at Rochester Institute of Technology and some of my private works. I have a wide array of interests, to include Illustration, 3D Design, Sculpture, woodcarving, and graphic design.

2. Branding, Identity

3. Shining a light on bullying
Safe Harbor
Senior Capstone Project | Logo

4. Safe Harbor
Senior Capstone Project | Website

5. KnowYour
DignityAct Coordinator
Alice Patel
Dignity Coordinator
DASA Certified councilor
Office hours 8 AM - 3 PM
Phone 000-123-1010 ext. 345
VERBAL
Saying or writing hurtful things
Inapproppriate sexual comments
Name calling
Taunting
Teasing
Threatening to cause harm
WhatisBullying?
SOCIAL
Hurting someones reputation or relationships
Embarassing someone in public
Leaving someone out on purpose
Spreading rumors about someone
Telling others not to be freinds with someone else
PHYSICAL
Hurting someones body or possessions
Hitting/ kicking/ punching
Making rude hand gestures
Spitting
Taking or breaking someones belongings
Tripping/ pushing
CYBERBULLYING
Happens through digital devices
Posting comments or photos of harmful intent online
Sharing personal or private information
Ruining someones online reputation
Content, photos, comments, posts can be seen by everyone
Information communicated electronically is permanent
Information communicated electronically is public
It can be illegal and criminal behaviour
Teachers and parents could be unaware that it is happening
DigitalDevices
Cell phone
Computer
Gaming consuls
Tablet
Apps
Instagran
Facebook
Snap Chat
Twitter
WarningSignsof
SomeoneBeingBullied
Unexplainable injuries
Lost or damaged clothes, books, electronic devices
Broken jewelry
Frequent sickness or stomach aches
Changes in eating habits
Lack of proper amounts of sleep
Nightmares
Drops in grades
Loss of interst in schoolwork
Not wanting to go to school
Skipping school
Sudden distancing of friends
Feelings of hopelessness
Low self esteam
Running away
Suicide
Ifyouseeit, reportit
Whether you are a student, parent, a teacher, the cafeteria staff,
or custodial staff, it is your duty to report acts of bullying to the
Dignity Coordinator assigned to your school. This person is trained
in collecting information and filing the report with the school
administration, the county board of education, and the
state depardment of education.
These reports will be conducted in a private, retailiation-free
environment, offering a safe zone to all who need help in
protecting their dignity, and physical welfare.
Itisuptoeverybodyto
makeanefforttostop
bullying.Herearethe
signstolookfor,and
whotoreportitto.
Safe Harbor
Senior Capstone Project | Information Poster

6. Safe Harbor
Senior Capstone Project | Promotional Items

7. Warrior’s Path
Branding Project | Logo

8. Warrior’s Path
Branding Project | Website & Mobile App

9. For more information
visit: warriorspath.org
If you feel like you’re lost
in a world of prescription drugs,
© warriorspath2017
let us help you.
Warrior’s Path
Branding Project | Poster Campaign
Visit warriorspath.org for more information
EVERY DAY
22 AMERICAN VETERANS
TAKE THEIR LIVES.
Warrior’s Path
is waiting to help you.
© warriorspath2017

10. Warrior’s Path
Branding Project | Promotional Items

11. Serenity Valley Smugglers Association
Fan Club Design Family | Logo

12. SERENITY
V A L L E Y
S
M
UGGLERS
A
S S O C I A T I O N
Serenity Valley Smugglers Association
Fan Club Design Family | Unit Patch & Bumper Sticker

13. Serenity Valley Smugglers Association
Landing, Crew & Cargo Pages

14. Gilda’s Club Rochester
Rebranding Project | Current & Revised
ILDAAADA’A’A’A’A’AAS
LUB
Rochester,NY

15. Gilda’s Club Rochester
Rebranding Project | Event Poster

16. Olympic
Skateboarding
60 Year Evolution
1940s
Children in France rode
what is considered to be the
ancestor of the skateboard.
1950s
Surfers faced with bad
surfing conditions, attach
metal rollerskate wheels
to wooden planks and
begin “Street Surfing”.
1960s
Some small refinements
in the shape of the board
are made. Metal wheels
replace clay, providing
a smoother ride.
1970s
Plastic boards hit the scene
and the kicktail is intoduced.
Polyurethane wheels replace
the clay ones. Alan Gelfand
performs the first Ollie.
1980s
Wider boards with short
noses become popular. Side
rails and plates are added
for grinding rails and coping.
Bigger softer polyurethane
wheels are prefered.
1990s- Current
Board decreases width
by 2 inches, kicktails are
added to front and back
of the board. Smaller
wheels give faster
rotations in flip tricks.
Main Tricks
Level out the board by sliding
the front foot towards the
nose of the board.
Land solidly on the ground
on all four wheels,
to land the Ollie.
Ollie
Push down on the conclave
with the backfoot, then jump
into the air after the tail
hits the ground.
50-50 Grind
Aproach the rail or ledge
and pop an Ollie.
50-50 Grind
Land on the rail or ledge
with both trucks, and balance
your body as you slide
across the surface.
Pop an Ollie near the end
to dismount the rail or
ledge, and land the grind.
Rodney Mullen
Many consider Rodney
to be the best skateboarder
the world has ever seen.
He invented over 30 tricks
to include Kickflip,
Flatground Ollie, Heelflip,
and the Impossible.
Eric Koston
Influential to the evolution
and growth of skateboarding
in the 90′s. Eric did for street
skating, what Tony Hawk did
for Vert skating.
Mark “Gonz” Gonzalez
Street skating pioneer.
First to grind a rail, first
to skate switch.
1993 in Embarcadero,
San Fransisco, Mark is
the first man to Ollie a
major gap, it is now known
as Gonz Gap.
Stacy Peralta
The highest ranked
skateboarder by the age
of 19. Member of the Zephyr
Competition Team, known
as the Z-Boys. Formed
Bones Brigade and began
filming and distributing
videos, which influenced
many young boys and girls.
Jay Adams
The youngest member of
the Z-Boys at age 13.
Known for his explosive
energy and surf-like
movements, Jay is one
of the first skaters to be
photographed catching
air over the edge of
a swimming pool.
Tony Hawk
Pro at 14 years old, Tony
is the most influential
inventor of modern day
skateboarding. He is the
first person to do a 900 flip.
The Founding Fathers
Competitions
Street
The skater is judged on their
range of skills and the
degree of difficulty.
Other areas of interest
are the speed, height and
originality of the trick, as
well as the execution of
a combination of moves.
Each competetor performs
tricks using stairs, hand rails,
curbs, benches, and walls.
Park
The course is made up of
ramps, bowls and dishes,
which the skater uses to
build speed, climb the
verticle walls and perform
mid air tricks. They are
judged on speed, originality
and difficulty of their tricks
as well as how they hold
the board, and how long
they can stay off the ground.
Resources
almostskateboards.com/rodney_mullen
evolution of the modern skateboard.com
livestrong.com/first_10_tricks...
mpora.com/skateboarding
nytimes.com/jay_adams
Photo Credits
1976 Dogtown and the Z Boys|/ tumblr
bkmag.com.ar
dankideas.com
disruptsports.com
skateboardmagazine.com
theboardr.com/profile/eric_koston
tokyo_2020.org
tonyhawk.com
wikipedia.org/wiki/mark_gongalez
gettyimages
hill.af.mil
hkskatecity.com
onskate.blogspot.co.id
skateboardhere.com
skateboardingmagazine.com
skatopia.org
sloveniahotel.info
Spike Jonze/ Mark Gonzalez
stacyperalta/70’s skateboard... Pintest
theskateboardingmag.com
theverge.com
vintageskateboards.com
Stacy Sheppard
Designer
Spring 2018
Advanced Information Design
Graphic Design Program
College of Imaging Art and Technology
2020 Olympics
Informational Poster Concept | Skateboarding

17. FU
DDY
DUDDY
Zapata's
Cafe & Cantina
Logos

18. Illustration

19. Take Me Out
11” x 8.5” Ink

20. Pretty in Ink
18” x 24” Ink Wash

21. Tribute to the Goblin King
18” x 24” Pastel

22. 3D Design

23. The Angler
2010 Ford Shelby Mustang & Starship Enterprise Models

24. The Seahorse
13” x 4.5” x 5” Butternut Wood

25. Butterfly Trio
12.5” x 3” x 2.5 “ Butternut Wood

26. Sandstone Rose
4” Diameter Sandstone

27. 3D Printed Bust
Original Model, Mesh File, Printed Final

28. Stages of Neptune
Clay Model, Printed Final

29. Rochester, New York
585-259- 7749
stonesheppard68@yahoo.com
stonesheppard68.wix.com/woodcarving