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    • I am a graphics designer, and will design logos, banners, posters, album art, packaging, just about anything. This site is a showcase for some of my Newest and Best works. To save on loading times more of my works can be found here. I am based in the UK, and you can contact me via telephoneUK 07967048190
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Older Art and Info

To put all my art on here would make the website very large and take a long long time to load. If you want to see more and older art please go to my deviant art page and look arround in the gallery. Also included are my photography works.

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HummingBird

A thank you card for a friend. Available in red and blue, mostly vector, some after effects and brushwork.

Chaos

A very abstract multi-media digital work to experiment with different forms of shape and manipulation. I was very interested here in starting with a black background instead of a white one as it causes ideas to develop differently.

Freedom

An idea for a business card of mine, it has a simple identity representing freedom, perception, simplicity, form and style. An all vecotor image, some slight afterwork on the 3d view.

Lost

A test of colour and patterns and an investigation into a surreal composition. I wanted to create something that had a texture to it, but remained relatively simple. This image was inspired by my trip to Turkey and its ancient buildings/ruins.

Kings of Scream

A tribute to my headphones which inspire me constantly. Music is one of my main sources of inspiration, whenever I 'create' I will listen through my headphones.

Deeper

An abstract image experementing with tone and apparent depth. Made using various digital media.

Flowing Ice

Another abstract image with traces of surrealism. Here I was practicing a form of complex vector shapes and textures. The overall image again gives a sense of calm.

Light Sleeper

This image was an abstract. It has no real meaning but gives a sense of rest and calm. It is also a pure vector image.

Melting Point

I was interested here in creating an image that focused equally on form as well as colour. This piece was more abstract and surreal image representing the moments that can seem peaceful before a storm or breakdown. Often when you fall there is a moment when you can see the situation as beautiful, moments later you will hurt yourself quite badly, but that moment is important. This is a pure vector image.

Flash of Inspiration

This is a pure vector image, I wanted to try to use more bright and stunning colours than in Melting Point, while maintaining a semi-symmetrical crest like image. I tried to use simpler colours on the light bulb to symbolize how the best ideas don't have to be complex. The wing was to show the divinity of thought.

Desire

Something with a bit of spice. I wanted here to capture the visual representation of desire, lust, love. Desire I think came out on top. It is a pure vector, no brushwork, no images, could be enlarged to any level.

Swing Tree

A very abstract image. Not surreal I want to make clear as i did plan carefully the composition. The image is symbolic is showing someone lost, the boxes representing his memories, which are incomplete. This image was a technical trial for me was the vector work was very high detail.

The Journey

This image was symbolizing how when we can reach for incredible goals, but when we do, we often forget the journey. Half the experience is in the getting there, the foundations and relationships you build along the way. This image is pure vector, for technical and visual reasons. Visually because it creates a more smooth the crisp image, technically because it is simpler to modify, and more fun to make (a mon avis).

Stamps

This is a vector concept image. The concept being that on an a3 sheet the image would be printed and the smaller mini-posters could be cut out and used creatively by the audience. The concept was thought out, but not the images, the images inside the stamps are more or less surreal. This is a pure vector, so could be enlarged to any scale.

2007

This image was to bring in the new year. I wanted to look at quite a minimalistic form of art, trying to create in interesting image using simple tones and shapes. I was also playing about with some typography.

Away

The away notice that I made for this site while it was down. Some trypography of the word Away made out of many shells.

Pipe

This piece was a further investigation into surrealism. With the concept for this image I tried to create something based on the subconscious not the rational part of the mind. The techniques here were a more refined version of what I practiced in Brain Storm, photo-manipulation, brushwork, various other methods.

The Sea Came Up

I felt like I wanted to try something a little different. The text is hand made vector reading "The sea came up and it's boiling". As this was mainly a photo manipulation work, stock photos were used, credit to sxc.hu

Logo Colossus

A Performance Gaming Computer assembaly company, build custom computers. Wanted a logo linked to the company name, I used the themes of power&strength while maintaining a more accessible flexible design.

Inner Peace

An experiment with some typography and a new method of creating high-realism vectors. Other than that I wanted to create a relaxed image and practice the use of large patterns. Text reads "Inner Peace / The great inner lie".

Mystery

This image doesn't actually have a set title, but it does have a meaning. After another project I was working on went to pot, I salvaged some parts into this image, that then rather grew. Though surreal in appearance, it essentially is telling the viewer not to ask about every little thing so that there is always some mystery left, and some wonder still to see.