You’re not from Sydney, if you don’t get this. I Had this in my head for a while as this is paying tribute to the “I have a dream” mural on King St which was painted by Andrew Aiken & Juilee Pryor. I was always a sucker for the type treatment of the original art.

Another brief I designed on the website Briefbox

I aimed to create something that would standout from afar in any location that the Burger Bros place their truck. I feel the colour yellow does that while maintaining the look a burger establishment. I used black type to steer away from the typical red and yellow combination associated with burger chains. The logo is influenced by vintage baseball logo’s and banners, giving it an All American style that the Burger Brothers were after.

Coca Cola & Adobe invited all creatives to create a piece of art using Adobe CS applications to pay homage to the Olympic Spirit. With the next Olympics staged in Tokyo in 2020, I was influenced by movement, traditional Japanese Calligraphy & the effortlessly cool aesthetic of modern Tokyo.

A personal project I put together.

A logo I designed for the branding of Sydney photographer Niraj Shah.

This was a labour of love. My Father and Brother decided to make a batch of Home made wine. Of course me being me I had to make a label for them to wow their friends.

A brief in collaboration with Briefbox.

Since the Royal Oak was going through an upgrade.

The idea of the coaster design was to combine as a branding design as well. the logo will also be used as signage for the pub once released.

My idea was trying to blend the aesthetic of a tradition pub and a modern look through a typographic style with bold lines & rustic textures.

A typographic I did inspired by many Australian’s push to get people registered to vote for Gay Marriage to be legal. I took the slogan of Australian Prime Minister to be Gough Whitlam’s 1973 Election campaign “It’s Time”, the words couldn’t be more relevant to the issue Australia was facing at that moment.

A couple of Logo’s that I pitched for the surf group, “Mystic Surfers” from Minnamurra located one hour south of Sydney. I gave the logo a spacey yet rough moon rock aesthetic playing with the Mystic vibe to the name.

The idea of “Escaping” the norm was the inspiration to give the Sommerset a crazy vibe for “Escape 2018” with these psychedelic illustrations. The Icons can applied on banners and other media throughout the festival.

This is a brief taken from Briefbox. 

I thought about taking responsibility to promote healthy food but wanted to keep the fun spirit of tattoo culture.

I’ve taken inspiration from Sailor Jerry tattoo illustrations and given these fruits a bit of attitude which can appear humorous on a body (temporarily of course).

A typographic treatment for a Birthday Card.

The Journalette is an aspiring lifestyle blogger based in Sydney. I designed her logo and logo mark, that would be used for her website and social media and business card.

The idea came out as a quirky playaround of a high end fashion label and the hashtag.

I was approached by Peakhurst United Football Club to create a range of pieces that were used for their 50th Anniversary Evening.

Images of past teams were also supplied and were used as a collage in all the pieces  for the event.

They were used in a wide range of mediums from A5 invitations to two metre tall banners, as well as social media.