Cheers.
Friday, 30 September 2011
Blast from the past 1#: Sketchbook scribbles #1
As I am currently working on a billion things right now I decided it was best to not leave this blog land empty whilst I was plugging away. With this in mind I stumbled upon some old dusty sketchbooks from over the years and thought it would be a cool idea to have a series of updates from the section of work which will be later known as my "classics". This is going to be a large amount of images and due to this I have supplied some appropriate listening material to wet your ears whilst you browse through work from the olden days.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Labels:
Birds,
illustration,
Scribbles,
sheppey,
Sketch book,
Wrestlers
Thursday, 15 September 2011
Stealing Rusty's machine
I made a poster for the lovely Candice at work. It turned into a bit of a handmade type fest as usual. The idea was some post school type theme hence the lined paper. I was also going to have images but the programme for my hp scanner on my printer is actually the slowest thing ever. I'm currently working on a couple of other things for bands and the people over at wasted mag so I'll put that up when I'm done.
cheers.
cheers.
Friday, 9 September 2011
London creatives.
I got a real commission, watch out world. The bloody amazing sally over at London creatives (http://www.facebook.com/londoncreatives.org.uk) has asked me to reproduce their logo in my special way of mark making in order to be screen printed on to bags, t-shirts and other such items. You can see what I came up with below.
If you are a creative person based in or around london I urge you to look at what they are trying to do by clicking on the above link. It's going to be special. This type of networking is what we all need to find ourselves lovely jobs in the creative sector.
Cheers.
If you are a creative person based in or around london I urge you to look at what they are trying to do by clicking on the above link. It's going to be special. This type of networking is what we all need to find ourselves lovely jobs in the creative sector.
Cheers.
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