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For this poster I wanted something beachy and a bit worn-in looking, so I combined some old photos with a sun-bleached colour palette and some art-deco type.
This intimate show was held at St Michael's in the city, so I tried to create something 'churchy' but not 'too Churchy' (if you know what I mean).

Being a bluegrass performer, the temptation was there to do something with an old-world flavour, but I used some vector art and flickers of bright colour to bring it into the present.
I can't explain how I ended up drawing a Coles bag with a face on it, and a little orange man in a jar. I guess 'scary' just means different things to different people.
The Bats have been making great music for almost thirty years, and Mistletone have been lucky enough to tour them three times in the last four. In 2008 I designed their tour poster around an image guitarist Robert Scott cut out of an old magazine, and for the last two I came up with something more illustrative and playful.
The Clean are kiwi guitar-pop royalty, and this was the band's first Australian tour in 21 years!
Anontendre is the new album by Brisbane-based musician Andrew Tuttle, aka Anonymeye. The album itself is great, sparse and atmospheric, so we wanted something equally understated and evocative for the artwork. Andrew wanted something coastal, so I put together a series of illustrations based on photos I'd taken at various coastlines around Victoria.
For her business cards freelance writer Natalie Kon-yu wanted something illustrative but clean, so I combined a pebble-themed digital collage with light, elegant typography, and a nice recycled stock.
El Guincho makes music that just screams 'summer'. When I did this poster I was right smack-bang in the middle of my 'brush and ink' phase.
For my new business cards I decided to use a section of the illustration I produced for Anonymeye's 'Anonymocracy' tour poster, mirroring the text on both sides and incorporating it into the artwork itself.

If you would like a copy of my card, send me an email and I'll drop a couple in an envelope for you.
 
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