A Tatooine Christmas Card
Snow on Tatooine?
Snow on Tatooine?
A homage to what was one of my favourite books/films growing up. I still have a great deal of affection for A Clockwork Orange, so I thought it might fit the MY favourite tee challenge.
I used a public domain image of Beethoven, and manipulated the solemn expression to resemble Alex from the film, with the addition of a bowler hat. It’s single colour and on either charcoal or orange.
Experimenting with different styles, organic and digital.
Silly idea I had after watching Time Bandits recently.
Part of a graphical abstract series representing the passage of time
I was lucky enough to visit Bali this Summer and it left me really inspired. It’s full of ancient culture, art, dance, folklore and mythology. This design is inspired by a character called Barong, who is a protective spirit. The island was full of wooden and stone sculpture of him, but I never saw a 2 dimensional representation.
A simple idea I had based around animals with predominate colours. I have many in the works to produce over the coming weeks, here’s 4.
Wouldn’t it be cool if origami sculptures came to life!
Your challenge is to create an original emblem to be stitched onto a polo shirt.
You know why people don’t pop their collars anymore? It’s because they aren’t proud of the polo shirts those collars are attached to. They’re all the same. It’s either a family crest or a man on a horse. Nothing collar-pop worthy about that. We think it’s time for a change.
Your challenge is to create an original emblem to be stitched onto a polo shirt.
I loved this challenge, these are six of the eight designs I did. Some new, some adapted from older designs.
Looking up at the morning sky, I was thinking about all of the stuff hidden by daytime. Stars, planets, nebula, who knows. A creative commons design.
Pop Art was a huge influence on me as a young designer. I never really liked tradition paintings, so when I discovered the movement, it really spoke to me. This is a combination of my two favourites.
The entry I made into a tee-posed based challenge. The idea was to convey the fact that many companies claim to be green and sell green products. Only a handful a green through and through.