-
These are various illustrations I created for either clients, myself or exhibitions from 2011 until now.Digital Art, Illustration, Print Design2012 -
This is a digital illustration mural I created in collaboration with graphic design (project art director) Barry Shackleton of No Hands Design and Claire Bell (Director) of Associated Advertising & Promotions. The Darwin Port Corporation comissioned us to create a mural 6m wide by 3m high to be printed on to large ACM panels and bolted to a wall on the Stokes Hill Wharf in Darwin. This mural was unveiled on 16/02/12 to commemorate the 70 year anniversary of the 1942 bombings by the Japanese in World War II. This mural will be a permanent fixture and pays tribute to those who were affected and lost their lives.Digital Art, Drawing, Illustration2012 -
This was my very first commissioned job using spray cans. I am very very new to the can and was super pumped to see this one turn out the way it did. still a lot to learn but a good start I think
This is a mural designed for a company in the city of Sydney, Optiver. Collaboration between Myself, Adrian Teem Repeti and Mr Sweet.
Featured here are my walls which I created using aerosol and acrylic paint.Graffiti Arts, Painting, Street Art2012 -
Hand drawn illustration, rendered in Illustrator. This was created as a print for my first public exhibition in 2009. It has since been used as a t-shirt print for the store, T-bar.Illustration2010 -
I was invited, along with 21 other artists, to take part in the Rah x Damp exhibition, Make the Bunny Rad.
Held at Damp Space in Curl Curl, the idea behind the exhibition was to customise a 7'' vinyl rabbit toy.
This is what I came up with...Character Design, Painting, Toy Design2012 -
I was recently invited to take part in the 3rd volume of the Without Walls exhibition at Ambush Gallery in Sydney. Without walls promotes up and coming artists like myself and gives them the opportunity to not only showcase new works but to design a tshirt to be sold as well.
My works consisted of ink and water colour on 300g water colour paper.Exhibition Design, Fine Arts, Illustration2011 -
These are a series of skate decks I created for a pin up show called The Pin Up Parlour held at the Backroom Nightclub in Sydney.
They are all hand painted with acrylics.Illustration, Painting, Street Art2012 -
I was invited by Just Another Agency to create a skate deck for the Board exhibition held at NGV Studio in Melbourne.
Board is all about the creativity behind skate culture.
Presenting 1970s & 80s skateboards and ephemera from Tony Hallam’s collection alongside decks created for the exhibition by 50 Australian artists, it explores the evolution of board graphics and design.Painting, Street Art, Visual Arts2011 -
My Lotus.
Hand drawn illustration using a felt tip pen and water colour pencils.Illustration, Graffiti Arts2010 -
These are some of the live drawings and paintings I have done over the past couple of years.Drawing, Painting, Street Art2012 -
Big Apple Rumble. This is a t-shirt print I designed influenced by my obsession and fascination of new York City.Illustration, Design, Fashion2010 -
This is the mural/ menu I painted for a new cafe in Gladesville, Bistro Two 6. Hadn't started using cans yet so this was created entirely with acrylics and a trusty paint brush.Graffiti, Painting, Street Art2012 -
These are some recent sweaters that I designed and had printed for some self promotion. The goal is to promote these designs in the hope that an entire label can be launched further down the track.
These designs will also be featured on t-shirts in the upcoming NEXT: The Future of T-shirt Graphics exhibition at the 2011 Outpost Project on Cockatoo Island, Sydney.
http://outpost.cockatooisland.gov.au/artists-and-exhibitions-exhibitions.html#12
Fingers crossed but for now enjoy.Branding, Fashion, Illustration2011 -
This was my submission for the Leg Up Design Competition. The brief wa sto design a t-shirt print for the Australian Hip-Hop group, Thundamentals, based on their new single, Paint The Town Red. The winning design would be sold on the group's tour of Australia later this year (2011).
I was lucky enough to win the competition! and so my design will be used as their tshirt for the up coming tour.
The print depicts an evil Richie who is setting up for a wild night out on the town!Illustration, Print Design, Typography2011 -
Ink and pencil illustration... The weird ways of my mind - a whole lot of shit!Drawing, Illustration2011 -
I was invited by King of Nothing Apparel to take part in their 2011 Summer Collection Launch exhibition, Tomorrow's Nostalgia.
I created 8 pieces which were acrylic on canvas. I wanted to try and experiment with different techniques and compositions.
I was fairly happy with the compositions but I still think a little more practice and experimentation is in order to really push them to the next level.Painting, Street Art, Visual Arts2012 -
Various illustrationsIllustration2010 -
This is a poster I created for a monthly film event that is to be held in Brooklyn, NYC.
The characters were hand drawn and then scanned into the computer where they were rendered and given a halftone bitmap effect. The whole piece was put together in Illustrator and then finalised in Photoshop.Illustration, Print Design2011 -
These are a pair of canvas slip on shoes (kicks) customised using fabric pens and pantone markers. Created for my first public exhibition held in 2009.Illustration, Fashion, Character Design2010 -
These are numerous posters I have created over the past year. Some have been commissioned for different events and gigs, others are just for fun.Design, Illustration, Print Design2011 -
I was invited by Monorex to take part in the Secret Wars competition in Sydney this year (2011). It was held at the Oxford Art Factory in front of about 300 people.
Secret Wars matches up different artists in one on one battles where each competitor has to "out-draw" his or her opponent. You have 90 minutes and a 2.8m x 2.8m canvas to draw what you like with only black makers and black paint.
Much like an MC battle you have to dis the other artist and at the end of the 90 mins a winner is decided by a panel of judges and the crowd vote. The winner then moves on to the next round held later this year and so on until they reach the final.
Unfortunately I did not win on the night but still had the time of my life!
Photos courtesy of Secret Wars Australia, Primo Magazine and Chris Little Photography.Illustration, Graffiti Arts, Street Art2011 -
Illustration that contrasts the aggressive nature of a grizzly bear with the innocence of subtle pastel colours.Illustration, Digital Art2010 -
This is a poster design created for the 2010 Tiger Beer Translate Competition. The brief was to capture what Balance means to you.Illustration, Typography, Design2010 -
This is a series of hand-painted skate decks I created for a public show earlier this year. Each deck was hand-painted using acrylic paints and Posca pens.Product Design, Painting, Graffiti Arts2010 -
These are a series of white die-cut vinyl stickers that I designed and had printed for some self promotion.Print Design, Illustration, Typography2011 -
These are a couple of illustrations I created based on the attack on Pearl Harbour.Illustration, comic2011 -
This is a limited edition print that I created to use the illustrations that I have not been able to use previously. I wanted to combine a few of the different pieces I have designed and bring it all together as one print.Illustration, collage, Design2011 -
These are a pair of custom kicks created using fabric pens and an old pair of Chuck Taylor's.Fashion, Illustration, Graffiti Arts2010 -
This is a book that I designed and created during my final year at university. It tells the story of the people of Iraq who are caught in the violent and harsh world of war in their own country.Editorial Design, Illustration, Print Design2010 -
T-shirt print experimenting with colour, type and illustration. This is a submission for the Little Help Project 2 t-shirt competition.Illustration, Design, Typography2010 -
Live drawing for the weekly event held at The Australian Museum, Jurassic Lounge.
Photos courtesy of Chris Little Photography.Drawing, Graffiti Arts, Street Art2011 -
FBI Radio Station has an annual fundraiser called Choose Your Own Adventure. The purpose of the fundraiser is to raise money for FBI and promote the local artistic talent that is featured on their station.
I was invited to take part in creating a live mural during the event with some other local artists.
There was no particular theme for the whole piece but I based my section on King Kong!
Photos courtesy of Daniel Repeti and Gaetano Squadrito.
Video courtesy of Daniel Repeti.Drawing, Graffiti Arts, Painting2011
