Tim Bradley: in IRVINE, CA

Concept, text and illustration of "INFESTATION" an updated "monster movie" story for middle-grade read- ers. Cover artist.

Concept, text and illustration of "Paleo Sharks and "Paleo Bugs"" sixty-four page nonfiction natural history books geared for 7-10 year old readers. Cover artist.

Freelance designer/illustrator for the Jurassic Park Institute website supporting "Jurassic Park 3". Selection and creation of over 400 color dinosaur illustrations. Interface with Universal Studios management, paleontologists and website editor to insure accuracy and time- ly delivery of artwork.

Concept, text and illustration of "The Care and Feeding of Dinosaurs" a forty-eight page nonfiction picture book geared for 7-10 year old readers. Cover artist.

Lead designer for Animorphs and Beast Machines product lines, introducing new aesthetics for the show and toy line. Pitch agent to top level managers. Heavy interaction with sculptors, designers/painters/licensors/over- seas manufacturers. Staff artist/designer on additional teams, including Star Wars, Superman, Batman, G.I. Joe, and Transformers. Responsibilities included: concept and design of products that were consistent with the toy line, liaison between Hasbro and licensors, input drawings for sculpting and decoration, parts breakdown for cost input, interfacing with engineering staff to ensure mechanism function, presenting concepts to design and marketing teams. Freelance designer for toys/programming for "Star Wars Episode 2", "Jurassic Park 3", Jurassic Park "Chaos Effect".

Provided art direction for 2-D and 3-D projects: illustrated scientifically accurate dinosaurs and architectural renderings for exhibit purposes, established "branding" for Dinamation's robotic creatures through use of dramatic aesthetics, use of color and pattern, and choreographed movement to convey a story, produced pre- sentation exhibitry materials, pitched concepts to clients and assisted with close.

Artist/assistant for conceptual designer Syd Mead, the artist who defined the look of the films "Tron",