Magnets
Description: Have been looking at a lot of classic art and design concepts - Paul Rand, old jazz records, and some Matisse. Mix in a bit of Draplin and a want to keep exploring some different things I can do with Illustrator. I like it. Apples are such a classic shape - doing something new with them is hard. This isn't exactly new - but I think it's skirting a line of originality in there somewhere.
Description: About 15 years ago Jim Lawrie happened upon the greatest sweater in a op shop. It had a cute little logo and it said 'Hello Comet'. It looked like it was part of the uniform for a business of some kind but we never figured out what. I was always really jealous of Jim and that sweater.
Description: About 15 years ago Jim Lawrie happened upon the greatest sweater in a op shop. It had a cute little logo and it said 'Hello Comet'. It looked like it was part of the uniform for a business of some kind but we never figured out what. I was always really jealous of Jim and that sweater.
Description: I made this in response to the marriage equality 'debate' currently occurring in Australia. Lose is love no matter how you look at it and if you can't see that then the problem is with you rather than with love or those who are loving. Hence the ishihara test design. This is the second version of it I worked up where the non rainbow parts are starting to get blown away and scattered - hopefully to symbolise a change that is on the horizon and slowly feeding through. I just want to support this cause and will happily donate 100% of the profits I make from any sales to Australian Marriage Equality and The Pinnacle Foundation. Love is love.
Description: Scribble circle frame with a textured photograph inside. I was playing with the idea of a sketchy textured approach to iron man's electromagnet thing in his chest - ended up with I guess what kind of looks like a rip into an artwork. The original photo is from unsplash and was contributed by NASA.
Description: Scribble circle frame with a textured photograph inside. I was playing with the idea of a sketchy textured approach to iron man's electromagnet thing in his chest - ended up with I guess what kind of looks like a rip into an artwork. The original photo is from pixabay by a contributor called Wikiimages.
