Showing posts with label Illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Illustration. Show all posts
Fifi and The Fox
Recent logo I did for a new children's brand called Fifi and The Fox, Fifi being the poodle and well The Fox being the fox.
One Degree - A Cooks Hill Handbook
I was recently contracted by a collective of Cooks Hill store holders to put together a handbook that not only provided useful information on the suburbs retailers, eateries and services but that also communicated the unique history and quirkiness of Cooks Hill. I provided all of the branding, illustrations, maps and the complete look and feel of the publication, designing the 52 page handbook from cover to close. It was a lot of fun designing it and happily has been a complete success, which ensures it will go on to become a bi-annual publication.
Here's a few sample page spreads.
Here's a few sample page spreads.
Tribe Nation
Commissioned illustration for Dolly magazine... Different girls from different social groups, was a really fun job.
United Colours V
The latest installment in the "United Colours" poster series. This time I provided them with 2 options, one with all required copy and info and another that was much more pared down and less copy heavy for use on the web.
Repeat After Me - Vintage Clothing
Commissioned illustration for the side banner of online vintage clothing store "Repeat After Me". The brief was something youthful, bright and fun whilst referencing "vintage" fashion...
Rikarama Business Card
I did up some business cards for myself for an event I attended recently celebrating women involved in all aspects of design in the Hunter.
BB's Bearz - A website in progress.
I have been working with a web designer on a site for jewellery design company BB's Bearz. Here's a look at the initial design... Will update as it continues along.
The Secret Garden Day Spa
Here is a logo I created for a local day spa. I was asked to create an art nouveau inspired design with a garden theme.
Kolet - A fashion label
Here's a logo I recently designed for an upcoming Sydney label called Kolet. Kolet actually means "dove" in an Aboriginal language so the designer wanted to incorporate that into the logo.
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