Monday, 29 October 2012
Tee Design for Made in the Now
I've designed a Tee for the good folks at Made in the Now which pits designers/illustrators to design a T shirt based around the popular current events that happened in the news that week.
This T shirt is only available for limited time, 7 days to be exact so get in there.
http://www.madeinthenow.com/shirt/380.html
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Monday, 17 September 2012
And now, its mario's turn
Just as with the zelda items piece, this is based around the items/enemies featured in the mario universe.
(update March 2017) it's been over a year since these wallpapers were removed from my website, seems like it was not that long ago when I made this piece back in 2012 which gave it a run of about 4 years of being available to adorn numerous desktop and smart phone screens as a nice background.
I'm glad that there were people who enjoyed using these wallpapers as their desktop/phone backgrounds and I appreciate that.
Though these wallpapers are never coming back, mostly due to their age but also (and largely) due to the people who thought it was a good idea to steal my work and sell it on whatever product they thought would make a quick buck.
All in all, it had a good run and if you are still using my wallpaper as your desktop/phone background I hope you still enjoy it.
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Saturday, 4 August 2012
Zelda items wallpaper and more.
Anyone who follows me on twitter may of seen the bit of spring cleaning with a new avatar and background based on the piece above.
(update March 2017) it's been over a year since these wallpapers were removed from my website, seems like it was not that long ago when I made this piece back in 2012 which gave it a run of about 4 years of being available to adorn numerous desktop and smart phone screens as a nice background.
I'm glad that there were people who enjoyed using these wallpapers as their desktop/phone backgrounds and I appreciate that.
Though these wallpapers are never coming back, mostly due to their age but also (and largely) due to the people who thought it was a good idea to steal my work and sell it on whatever product they thought would make a quick buck.
All in all, it had a good run and if you are still using my wallpaper as your desktop/phone background I hope you still enjoy it.
Tuesday, 22 May 2012
Digital Artist Magazine
About a month ago i was contacted on doing a short tutorial on making simple stylised clouds, since this would be my very first time of actually making a tutorial it seemed like something i could not pass on.
The illo above was the end result in where I wanted the clouds to act in a more magical/mythical kind of setting. Basically it was just me having fun.
This tutorial and more is in the latest issue of digital artist magazine available to buy now at your local newsagent or other places (including newsstand).
shredder
I've had this idea in my head of a few days now and have only gotten around to actually making it. Its a personal editorial piece which i've kind of based around the discarding of information and how someone lurking in the shadows could use it.
I think it was loosely based around a few security articles i had read recently, one of which was about previous owner's info that was found on their old Hard Drives they were selling, and about the awareness that this info could fall into the wrong hands.
Saturday, 28 April 2012
Hiding from the Morlocks
Here the the piece that is being shown for the iam8bit show 'so you created a wormhole' .
prints are also available and can be bought from the iam8bit link below:
Saturday, 14 April 2012
OpEd illo for the New York Times
Any Eagle-eyed NYT reader might of spotted this illustration in the OpEd letters section of yesterday's paper.
The Brief was basically about reader's responses to medical over testing.
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