A logo and business card design for a good friend of mine - Alex Mizzen. See her site here. Amazingly talented

A personal project for another great friend of mine - Dave. He’s a Melbourne drum n bass producer who needed a logo and CD cover design. I came through with a classic mashup/cut up style. Check out his site here for some of the freshest drum n bass you will ever hear.

A personal project to raise money for the Leukemia foundation see the whole project here

A fun personal project, I designed a series of posters to send to Tony Coleman of Hospital Recordings. It was a gift for his 100th Podcast. The theme was “Music To Get Fit To”

I won a Tee shirt competition for a radio station RTR I was happy with the result. I got some CD’s and a morning show spot! Although the quality of the garment was inferior and the placement of the print wasn’t to my liking. I would have liked to see this finished to my standard right though to the production stages…

A logo I designed for melbournednb.com
See the records?? =)

Here are some flyers Ive done of the years for drum n bass partys Ive put on in Melbourne. They range from simple two colour designs right through to collaged mixed media illustrations. In all of my flyer designs I have endevoured to appeal to the female crowd, so I could get more girls to the events. This is a point of difference, as most drum n bass flyers are dark and gloomy and I believe directed to a male audience.

Another illustration I did for one of my favourite Dj’s. Just for fun! All mixed media using a combination of illustrator and photoshop. My inspiration or style is similar to plastickid. Have a look at my links to check out his site. RHS photo courtesy of Blackdog

This was a fun freelance project I did for Holeproof underwear. The brief was to come up with a range of briefs, boxers and trunks for a high end major retailer. The designs were mainly focused on the elastic part of the underwear as cost was a factor in its development. Also this was intended to be a basics range. I didn’t have much experience with underwear which was an advantage because it allowed me to think outside the box. I’m quite happy with the results and I wouldn’t mind designing some more!

This is just a small sample of what I designed for Adidas as a freelance designer. This range was released nation wide with the purpose of ‘padding out’ the existing global brand, so Australian customers had more variety to choose from. I immersed myself in the culture that is Adidas so I could get a feel of what they’re all about. Once I did this the graphics followed quite easily. With the help of W.G.S.N. of course! I really enjoyed working at Adidas. Great team and crew.