Hi all. You might notice things are looking a little sparse around here. Unfortunately this site was hacked, and as a result I have had to rebuild everything. While I was able to retain the actual text content of a lot of my posts, unfortunately the images were lost so I am now in the process of locating the originals from my archived drives and resizing them for your viewing pleasure. Normal service will resume in the next week – thanks for your patience!
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Being a massive fan of Japanese writer Haruki Murakami, I just couldn’t pass up the opportunity to work on some promotional materials for the big-screen interpretation of arguably his most famous book ‘Norwegian Wood‘. So when Soda Pictures asked for an alternate poster/postcard design I was only too happy to help.
This is a logo I put together for Wild Wood Joinery, a top-notch firm based in Surrey who have a deep love of well-designed furniture and decorative wood work. Wild Wood are particularly interested in establishing relationships with the design community, so any Interior Designers out there should get in touch with them at Wild Wood Joinery.
I’m massively passionate about music- not least Jazz, so when I found the excellent Jazz-themed blog One Down, One Up I knew I had to contribute. I found some great images of Miles Davis‘ hand demonstrating how to finger all twelve notes on a trumpet and I knew it would be perfect with a quote I’d had kicking around from the amazing Japanese author Haruki Murakami - a man whose art also seems heavily influenced by music. How’s this for a perfect Sunday: get yourself some excellent coffee, put Kind of Blue on low in the background, crack open a copy of Kafka On The Shore and feed your imagination.
In a continuation of their work to promote Lodotra – a drug aimed at sufferers of Rheumatoid Arthritis, International PR agency Manning Selvage & Lee asked me to produce some concept visuals for a really interesting and fun PR stunt.
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