GhostCogs

I was lucky enough to complete a internship with Creative Orchestra for 3 months, working on a various design projects. It was a a bit of a learning curve and a lot of hard work but I loved every minute of it. So, this little personal project is just my way of saying thankyou ;)

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It’s not very often I get to return to my fine art roots, but I enjoy it, when the occasion calls for it. So this project, was a welcome change to produce an art piece rather than an illustrative piece.
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These are badges I designed for eyedea for their 2009 collection.

I love doing these, I can play around with an all manner doodles as long as they are eyes and use the company’s colours. The 2009 collection were mainly retro comic book eyes and monster eyes. We also introduced a sci-fi navi eye which worked better than expected once printed!

So, show your eyedea love and get a badge or two ;)

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This was a personal project for both eyedea and erskine design. Erskine design set a brief called wallswaps, were anyone could send them something and in return they received a birdie badge.

As, I’m a member of the eyedea collective and wanted a badge the eyedea post box was born.

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This was one of those little projects, you can’t really pass up. I love the idea of working of projects that focus on current green ideals. So I was more than happy to donate my time and doodles for a good cause.
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These are the initial illustrations for the zombie kidz series, which are a personal project of mine. These started out as doodles, a way to pass the time on boring train journeys, but slowly their taking on a life of their own. They have become a series of hand made plush toys and paper toys.

As time goes on I’m slowly adding to my collection of zombie characters, so keep a look out.

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This is the concept art created for Dodge this’ is an interactive project created by Patrick Rhoden. The over all aim of the project was to create interactive panels, where gallery goers would be able to interact with the chosen footage. The project was also hoping to extend further by allowing gallery goers to upload video clips via mobile phone to create more personal interactive experience.

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The Image of a lost soul is a short moralistic tale by turn of the century writer Saki, otherwise known as Hector Hugh Munro.

The aim of the brief was to create six illustrations following the events in Saki’s tale. For this particular project influences of victorian keep sake imagery, art nouveau and even manga were drawn upon.

A little random note. If you look carefully in the last three images you’ll notice a butterfly caught in a web. Seems kind of fitting, considering how sad the tale becomes towards the end.

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