Burning more rubber
/We’re excited to announce that we’ll be back in the graphic driving seat as Red Bull have commissioned Drift Queen 2. More info to follow…
We’re excited to announce that we’ll be back in the graphic driving seat as Red Bull have commissioned Drift Queen 2. More info to follow…
Big thanks to PrickImage (aka Sean) and the Sink the Pink crew for commissioning us to design some of Mel C’s global tour visuals. She’s on her way to a city near you!
A big thank you to the guys over at the City Sound Project for letting me VJ at their music festival last week. My highlights were Josephine & the Artisans and The Cuban Brothers.
It was a pleasure to be involved with the Barbican Box this year. I’ve been working with the creative learning team for the last 6 months and concluded things with the live show on Wednesday held in the in the iconic Barbican Main Hall. Having a dressing room was a nice touch too!
Ask anyone that knows me and they’ll tell you they never thought this day would come!
I embarked on a mission to design a book some 3 years ago…but you know how it is, work comes in and those passion projects get put to one side. Then a year (or 3) passes by and you realise the book is out of date so its almost back to the starting line.
Anyway…i’m chuffed I finally got round to doing this, its been something i’ve always wanted to do and really pleased with how its turned out. Big ups to Blub, highly recommend if you ever need a small run of books printing!
Check out the book and get in touch if you want a copy!
In addition to the Knewave book i’ve spruced up a few other bits & bobs. Its been fun going back to the old days of print design, its been a while!
So last month Knewave turned 6!
To celebrate i’ve designed a book which showcases some of the work I’m most proud of. I’ve also designed a few other goodies such as stickers, tote bags, flyers and new business cards. The proofs are on their way so pics to follow!
Drop me a line if anyone wants a freebie!
I’ve finally got round to sorting a Knewave Behance Profile! Have a swipe around when you get a moment…
I recently rediscovered the awesome Daft Punk Interstella 5555 animations. I love this style so much as it reminds me of watching my favourite cartoons when I was growing up such Ulysses 31 and Battle of the Planets / G-Force.
The film is the visual realisation of Discovery, the second studio album by Daft Punk. Interstella 5555 tells the story of the abduction and rescue of an interstellar pop band.
The film was produced by Daft Punk, Cédric Hervet and Emmanuel de Buretel with Toei Animation under the supervision of Leiji Matsumoto. The film has no dialogue and uses minimal sound effects.
Directed by Kazuhisa Takenouchi.
Here are all the music videos in order of the album Discovery…enjoy!
Loving the typography in this music vid. Big respect to Belgian illustrator Musketon for embarking on what must’ve been a painstaking process.