T-shirt designs created for
an apparel company named, ‘Stitch Graffiti’. The designs were to be screen-printed onto White T-shirts as part of
their latest range of men’s clothing. The illustrations needed to communicate the
values and image of the company, which were narrowed down to three main themes:
Urban, Grungy and Youthful.
T-shirt designs created for
personal merchandising. As a keen screen-printer I have illustrated and printed
many of my own apparel designs as part of a personal product range. The images
above show a select few of some of the most popular T-shirt designs that I have
sold to people in the UK and across the world.
My entry for the 2014 Penguin
Design Awards. The brief was to create a whole new cover look for The
Outsiders, in order to bring this classic to a new generation of readers.
The design needed to have an imaginative concept and original interpretation of
the brief and clearly place the book for its market of teenagers.
Editorial Illustration and
double page spread design created for a magazine publication being produced by
an illustrator agency named Watson and Akerfeld. The brief was to
produce an illustration to be used on the front cover and double page spread of
the magazine as well as designing the full layout and format of the magazines
cover and spread. The final designs and illustrations needed to signify the
agency as being high quality, reliable and successful.
Editorial illustrations
created for a fictional, politically neutral, newspaper called The Opinion. The
theme of the illustrations was ‘Dreams’ and the title of the article
was, ‘The Stuff That Dreams are made of’. The final illustrations needed
to provide a strong visual commentary of the article topic as well as being
created to the specific dimensions outlined in the brief in order to allow them
to fit in suitably within the article spread.
The brief was to produce an
appropriate and compelling piece of self-promotion aimed at those that are
commissioning Illustration in an area of the industry that I wish to work in my
future as a designer/illustrator. The self-promotional piece needed to showcase
my personal style, and from which potential employers can identify my full
potential as a visual communicator.