Artwork for Sambuki Sessions Mix Part 2, a design and music mix collaboration with Darren Firth.
SSPt 2...
Accept & Proceed
A&P by... an ongoing side project of 'Accept & Proceed'. Creative's of all disciplines have been asked to create an A&P logo for the company. We did an interpretation in Morse code.
Seamlesss Sessions
Seamless Recordings have launched their sub brand, Seamless Sessions. The tag will be used to promote live events, podcasts and radio. Above is an example of how the look is shaping up.
Christmas Poster
Raw design studio put us in a festive mood by inviting designers to submit a swatch exploring 'Colours that shape our Christmas'. Our little contribution made it on their limited run of 500 posters. It's somewhere amongst this lot apparently.
Bastardised
Our version of the Bunch logo has been featured in their book. The hardback book is available from their online shop and Magma from the 1st November.
Seamless Singles
Seamless Recordings needed a house style for their future releases. Many of the singles will be released as digital downloads so the idea was to use their existing logo to produce something simple and striking. Here are a few taken from the album of Swedish GRAMMY nominated act, Physics.
A Distant Voice album art
Four of the six panels for the album, A Distant voice by Fuzzy Lights on Little Red Rabbit label. The titles and objects have all been drawn by hand. The band have already received promising reviews in Clash and Plan B magazine.
Postcard book update
Out in September, Postcard by Fl@33. It looks great and thanks again to Tomi and crew for inviting us to contribute.
Give a pluck
Plecs Appeal is all about raising awareness of teenage mental health (and eventually some cash too). Bands such as Radiohead, The Wombats and Maximo Park have signed and donated their plecs which will be on display at this years underage festival in Victoria Park, London. We have art directed the displays and developed the Plecs Appeal identity.
Invite
I was asked to put together a wedding invite for a client. The result was a traditional poster style illustration.
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