I was commissioned by Beyond The Pale Posters to designed a poster for The Black Keys 2012 Australian Tour.

The idea behind the poster was to combine my style of art with the bands raw blues rock sound of music while trying to create a piece very different to what has been done before.
As a result I came up with this vibrant and chaotic mash up. While trying to incorporate subtle elements that relate to the band (ie submarine) I also wanted that sense of randomness and the "unknown"

This particular poster is screen printed in 2 different colour ways. One is a limited edition print and both will be sold at the Newcastle show October 21st.

I was commissioned to create a 1950s American diner temed mural for a new cafe in Brookvale, Sydney.
I tried to include cliche elements that were a major feature of the 1950s culture, including a Chevy Bel Air, Buddy Holly, Jukebox and a roller skating waitress.

Aerosol and acrylics were used to create this piece.

I was asked by the guys at Very Nearly Almost Magazine to design a tshirt for their issue 20 launch. The shirt was also created in conjunction with Dephect Clothing and will be sold through their online shop as well.

These are numerous t-shirt designs I have created for various brands, exhibitions and bands.

I was commissioned by the guys at UNSW Roundhouse to create 2 murals for their beer garden and function room. This is what I came up with.

This is a digital illustration mural I created in collaboration with graphic design (project art director) Barry Shackleton of No Hands Design and Claire Bell (Director) of Associated Advertising & Promotions. The Darwin Port Corporation comissioned us to create a mural 6m wide by 3m high to be printed on to large ACM panels and bolted to a wall on the Stokes Hill Wharf in Darwin. This mural was unveiled on 16/02/12 to commemorate the 70 year anniversary of the 1942 bombings by the Japanese in World War II. This mural will be a permanent fixture and pays tribute to those who were affected and lost their lives.

These are a numerous skate decks (some hand painted) that I have designed. These were created for different exhibitions and companies including Three Sixty Project, The Pin Up Parlour, Sidewyz Exhibition and Devout Boards.

I was invited by Monorex to take part in the Secret Wars competition in Sydney this year (2011). It was held at the Oxford Art Factory in front of about 300 people.

Secret Wars matches up different artists in one on one battles where each competitor has to "out-draw" his or her opponent. You have 90 minutes and a 2.8m x 2.8m canvas to draw what you like with only black makers and black paint.

Much like an MC battle you have to dis the other artist and at the end of the 90 mins a winner is decided by a panel of judges and the crowd vote. The winner then moves on to the next round held later this year and so on until they reach the final.

Unfortunately I did not win on the night but still had the time of my life!

Photos courtesy of Secret Wars Australia, Primo Magazine and Chris Little Photography.