Who’s looking forward to the new Monkey Island? I know I am…
Prints of this available at my shop
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Lazy Sunday, 1995
Remembering the Sega Saturn for Lock-On by Lost In Cult
I made this illustration of the Dreamcast and it’s supporting cast for the upcoming gaming journal Lock-On
I made a big poster full of historic Personal Computers from Japan, its available from my shop (linked below) should you want to pick up a print :)
E-cat girl and podcasting cat bf
Just before Christmas I made a real 3D copy of one of the fake Gameboy carts I’ve been making in my spare time, Frasier Fantasy, it’s was so fun and fulfilling to work on, so much so, that I will be making different games when I have time.
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was comissioned by Belfast City Council to create a series of three
short animated gifs to be projected around the city when the Christmas
lights were turned on, the idea was that I would make something funny
for people walking and shopping in the city centre and lampoon the whole
disaster that Covid-19 has wrought on so many of us while also keeping
the christmas spirit alive!
Hey, I made a new T-shirt! ‘A Little Rain’ was made to help support the arts organisations and artists in Belfast during this weird Covid period.
It was made for the Vault Artists Studio in collaboration with illustratration agency Usfolk and I was very chuffed to be asked to contribute.
They’re pretty limited with only 25 in total to be sold so if you’d like one, go quick to their shop here.
Playing Hades and every time I run into Meg I keep thinking of the bored nightclub girl meme
It’s just a phase
I was commissioned by the Louisville based chocolatiers Whelpdale Chocolates to come up with a complete redesign of their packaging for their mainline range of vegan bars, what you’ll see below are completely hand drawn packaging telling the story of the guy behind the chocolate - Gary Whelpdale - and how he came to find himself as the head of his own chocolate company.
It was a real pleasure to work on these images, I took great pains to get every aspect to my satisfaction, I hadn’t done much product design before and wanted to have my own spin on it, I wanted people to see these and feel like each bar was worth having, as if it was it’s own distinct experience, to tell the story of the taste through the imagery and colours.
I hope you enjoy looking over this series, it’s very close to my heart and when they launch later this summer be sure to check out Whelpdale Chocolates to order a few bars!