how many calories in cardboard?
orange hat
Individual hand printed t-shirts and several hand printed bags. All soon to be available for purchase...woop!
when the banker returned, his boots were always filthy
An image based on Jerry Cruncher a character from Charles Dickens A Tale of Two Cities. By day a runner for Telsons Bank, by night Cruncher would earn extra income as a resurrection man. The image was also used for one of my t-shirt designs...coming soon!
big brother is watching you
A silkscreen image for a t-shirt based on the Ministry of Truth in George Orwell's 1984.
the modern prometheus
A book cover for Mary Shelley's Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus as it was first titled. Frankenstein was a reaction to the industrial revolution and the authors fears that man may one day strive to create life. The piece started as a book cover, but ended up as a large silkscreen on canvas.
On display at degree show.
very novel
A selection of characters taken from famous literature reinterpreted for the 20th century.
Dexter. Darkly Dreaming Dexter.
Mrs Havisham. Great Expectations
The unknown seamstress. A Tale of Two Cities.
play ping pong please
YCN entry for Butterfly brief asking for a printed campaign to get more people playing ping pong. This is one in a series of ping pong players recreated as a pastiche of a famous boxer. The hope was to bring some of the glitz, glamour and showmanship of boxing into the sport of ping pong. Each character is silkscreened onto a top trump style card and accompanies a small flick book of each player.
oooh what a smoothie!
My entry to the D&AD awards responding to the brief for an 'outdoor advertising campaign' which would help attract a younger target market and get people drinking PJ Smoothie's.
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