Kia ora. Here’s a handful of fairly recent bits of work.
I was super lucky to get to design these street banners for Dunedin City Council. They’re up around the city, flapping away happily and being tricky to photograph on my phone.
The client had a nice idea about birds, and I decided to represent bush birds vs coastal birds, and sneak in a favourite bird or two. There was a nice bit in the local paper.
Die Musikband had a fun mini-tour in December. This was my first attempt at properly drawing something with the tablet and stylus. I love the versatility but not so much the touch, compared to paper and pen or pencil.
A fast-n-friendly formula for the Port Chalmers Fishing Co-op to deliver some meal ideas, along with some of their kindly donated catch, to people in need around Dunedin.
My partner and I created a thing named Skewif as a fun way for showing off and (hopefully) selling some of the things we make!
I made up these decision-making cards for a local Dungeons and Dragons group for young people with disabilities, that my son is part of.
The great group is run by the good people from Community Care Trust. These cards were the idea of therapist Sean, and I just wanted to make them look tight, so that they might look like an official part of the game. The idea is to simplify some of the many complex choices that a player has to make in D&D, which could be especially useful if they have something like cognitive disability and/or high anxiety. And, we pretty much all respond more seriously to things that are nicer, more formalised, where more love has gone into it.
