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Artwork for my third album - packaged in a lovely recycled matt card wallet manufactured by Breed Media.
An A5 flyer for the Under the Stars stage at the Sheffield-wide Tramlines music festival - my design incorporates both the Tramlines logo and the signature Under the Stars star icons.
An A6 flyer and A3 poster to promote a new night at Manchester's Contact theatre.
A series of four beer mats as part of a proposal for a special Thornbridge Brewery ale for Sensoria Festival. Each one displays an aspect of contemporary Sheffield in the style of an old weathered negative strip.
Contact Theatre in Manchester commissioned this e-flyer to advertise their monthly ‘Verbally Challenged’ events, this one in the theme of ‘choices’.
Musician Matt Howden / Sieben provided me with a series of photos of himself, with the brief of manipulating them into eerie Victorian style images incorporating ‘green ectoplasm’. The first one was so successful it was later used as an album cover. In the bottom illustration, I took the opportunity to use my Photoshop skills to draw an eye to enhance the image for an A3 poster.
Photography: Clive Humberstone.
Contact Theatre in Manchester commissioned a second e-flyer to advertise their monthly ‘Verbally Challenged’ events.
Red Tape Central required a slick but accessible A5 flyer to promote their music technology course.
An A5 flyer printed on mat recycled card to promote the latest Sabretooth Records release and website. Features an outline of the 3D Sabretooth Records Logo as background.
Under the Stars, a disability-friendly club night, commissioned an A5 flyer for their new event in Doncaster. They requested that a photo of the venue feature prominently on the front. The challenge was to use Photoshop to render it exciting, whilst not unrecognisable. The flyer back incorporates a wealth of information, all in accessible large font, and a map.
A glitchy black and white flyer to advertise a small party.
A smart e-flyer for a small party.
For the Sabretooth 2 album CD artwork, I begun by creating a 3D version of the Sabretooth Records logo in Sketch Up. I subsequently incorporated some futuristic machinery to the model, before layering it and rendering it in Photoshop.
For the first Sabretooth album, I used an old negative strip as the inspiration for the CD artwork. These rough textures were then merged with other images and rendered in Photoshop.
An A5 flyer to promote the Musical Works’ worskshops.
A logo I designed for Manchester-based ethical clothing retailer Dragon Fruit.
This logo begun as a hand-drawn sketch by myself, which I then scanned in and rendered in Photoshop, adding the trademark glowing eyes.
A teenager-friendly logo for electronic rock act Discoteka.
The new logo I designed for the event at Manchester’s Contact Theatre as part of a series of e-flyers- incorporates the existing Contact Theatre logo for the 'C'.
An A5 magazine advert for the Sieben album featuring my photo manipulation.
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