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One of the many vehicle wraps that I have done as part of my job at Signbiz. I design the graphics and our skilled Production team print and wrap the car.
This baby is so pink that it literally glows!
Wine labels for work.
These were created to go onto wine bottles that we are giving to clients as a Christmas present to say “thanks” for their business in 2012.
I used CorelDraw X5 to set up the files, they were printed on our Mimaki printer on Promo Vinyl and I then hand cut and stuck them on - no vinyl cutter in my office.
Pretty stoked at how they came out - even if some of the labels are sliiiightly crooked!
A really large (more like a panel/sign) birthday card done for a client at work who is also one of our suppliers. Her reaction was priceless: “OH MY F*CKING G*D!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That’s beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE LOVE”
These are a couple of posters created for my friend Hannah. She just moved into her own place recently and wanted a bunch of typographic posters and small A6 sized quotes made up - 24 all together!
These are A2 size and will be printed on synthetic paper at some point.
I am rather fond of the Frank O’Hara quote actually.
I made them using CS6 - ID, IL & PS.
A farewell card for my friend Harriet who is off to take on Melbourne.
It’s laser printed onto a 300gsm card which I then hand trimmed and scored.
Harrie loves all things squid and octopus related so I thought this would be perfect for her. Safe travels Miss Squid xx
Pinterest CEO Portrait | Eric Daigh
22,675 — that’s the number of push pins it took him to create this cool artwork. It really a brilliant scheme, he mapped out each individual CMYK pixel at low-res in photoshop and printed that mapping on the cork-board. Systematically placing each blue, red, yellow, black and white push pins in the appropriate space. Just like off-set printing! Simple and so fitting for the social media trailblazers Pinterest.
Full Article here
Wow, awesome!
A couple of half page newspaper layouts done at work for Cera, the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority.
Working for the big guns!
Created using CS3 products.
