Spotted this sexy gem somewhere around Ladbroke Grove, West London. Created by one of my favourite female artists Miss Van.
(click on the image for a larger version)
Below is speculative advert I have cre4ated for a heat campaign. Absolutely loved workiong on this one and the creative route taken. Unfortunately, an ad of this calibre doesn’t lend itself well to being templated with different content each week – Oh well.
~Enjoy!
Below is an image I created for a T-shirt competition, run by and for a French yearly festival, Léz’ Arts Sceniques. A friend of mine had asked me to enter. 
A friend of mine gave me the opportunities to create my second music video. My friend’s band, The Cutaway are an up and coming alternative pop band. Oli Court approached me to create a music video for the title track of their new EP ‘Golden Opportunities’. Following my method of working, I prefer to create a video with a story that viewers can follow, thus keeping their attention for the duration of the song. I listened to the track, and a envisaged a coherent story. The track gave me visions of pursuit, or two lovers on the run, and so, the scenario was set. The various characters within the video seemed to fall out of this process, then again, as mentioned before, I seem to have a knack of creating characters for certain scenarios.
I had a lot of passion for the song and wanted this to come through in the video, so spent a lot of time perfecting each scene, I was also teaching myself Cinema 4D at the time and wanted to use the video to take advantage of this. A few scenes, (such as the one in the bar where you first see the band) took two weeks to create and animate…for only a few seconds of screen time! – it was long (10 months to complete, working in my spare time) but it was worth it. I had to cut a lot of scenes even, the female character was intended to use a horse and a boat, unfortunately, this would have been to much pack in. Below the video, I’ve placed a few production shots of the video, as well as a few of my initial ideas I jotted down when the video was in its planning stage. ~Enjoy!
I was luckily enough to get the opportunity to create this web trailer for an independent film. At the time the film was selected to be screened at the Portobello Film Festival 2010, which restricted any footage of the film being shown anywhere else. Therefore, no footage could be shown in the actual trailer. This resulted in the clip below, consisting of assets from the film and no film footage at all (the hands present belong to a friend of mine). I was also required to build a site for the film. The Director (Ed Edwards) and writer producer (Sam Edwards) preferred I keep the name of the film off my sites, enabling all the top Google searches to pick up the the films actual site, you can view the site here.
below are a number of works that have been left half complete/unsuccessful. The first, which I call funky feather, was intended for a T-shirt screen print. Somehow it fell to the way side and never ended up being printed. The second (in the gallery below) was created for a competition themed ‘power in numbers’. It didn’t win, probably because it was a little hard to see what the numbers were actually spelling out. Thirdly I created another image called ‘switch blade’ which I also intended to screen print…until my friend told me it looked more like logo art…it probably wouldn’t make a good screen print anyway *Sigh* Oh well!
Below are a few funky and creative banners created for the client
Big Yellow Storage.
Looking for another creative outlet, A friend of mine pushed me in the direction of Print Club London. Unfortunately, when I turned up for the first lesson I came with no designs whatsoever…(if I remember correctly, I had quite a wild night the day before…and I literally jumped out of bed and ran to the Print Club location….I was lucky to get there in time at all). Luckily, like any true designer, I did have something in my satchel to work with, and that something took the form of a design I was creating for another friend of mine, see this below:
Maybe it wasn’t…the best image to screen print. But it HAD to do! And so, I did it! Click on the images below to see a larger version of the result!
below is are images from a Flyer and web site I designed and built for my French teacher who is combined her love for cooking with teaching French. If you’re interested in learning French while cooking truly exquisite food, wander over to The Frenchy Cook and book a lesson.
The first collaboration of me with my younger brother AKA – Akay and my first music video. Here we took one of his best tracks from his mixtape and I wrote, shot, directed and edited this video. A mammoth task, believe me- it took ages. But the result was great, a coherent story and enough to keep you hooked to the end – and of course – a banging tune! Take a look and enjoy!