Will Griffith

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Fashion Forward Magazine

The Mail Express. All text custom, all images AI generated

The New York World

The Daily Times

The Village Beat

Rock! Magazine

Custom NY Times 1890

Vintage cigarette ad

Vintage Chevy ad

Red Ryder BB-Gun box

Photo collage from several sources

1980s book jacket

Duplicate of the first Hershey bar. The colors are actually inverted from the original

Tea box, ready to cut and assemble

Tea label for a crate

Copy of an out of print book

Train ticket, front and back

'The Crowd You're in With' at Queen's College

Pre-visualization for a commerical shoot

'Zastrozzi' at Hanover College

'God of Carnage' at Hanover College

Elevation for a dresser (including a corner of my old apartment)

'Hagar's Children' at Hanover College

Pre-visualization for a commerical shoot

Proposed exterior renovation of Hanover College Theater

Rendering of a haunted house room. It's supposed to be upside down

Proposed renovation at Hanover College

Site survey of a sound studio in Manhattan

Site survey of Parker Auditorium for Hanover College

Click below for a full drafting deck in PDF format.

Click below for a full drafting deck in PDF format.

Click below for a full drafting deck in PDF format.

Click below for a full drafting deck in PDF format.

Kabuki drop held up with a series of electromagnets (This is a gif, wait for it)

Very large turtle made from wood, steel, and several types of plastics. The body is hollow to allow an operator to move the head and front flippers.

Car built on a golf cart frame

Steel cross that ignites flash paper when the two buttons are pushed

Desk with veneer and leather top

Clear conch shell

Set of chairs

Oak hallway bench

Folding deck chair

Set of Adirondak chairs in Spanish cedar

Copy of a box by Joseph Cornell

Zip gun. When triggered, flash cord ignites flash paper, creating a big puff of smoke and flame

Hi, I'm Will. I'm a designer, teacher, prop maker, carpenter, and draftsman and have been for some time. I live in New York in a very small apartment with a very big printer.