It's been some time coming, the digital revolution.
We can not fight it anymore, our bodies are weak, poorly postured.
Hunch and scroll, Hunch and scroll.
Showing posts with label BallPointBlack Media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BallPointBlack Media. Show all posts
Monday, August 1, 2016
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Mini-Zine pack
Seems as though life goes round in circles. Revisiting an old collection of mini french fold zines that I would have been working on about a year ago.
Here's a little taster, hopefully I'll have the collection (roughly Ten in the pack) ready to put in your hot little hands in the near future. Stay tuned.
Here's a little taster, hopefully I'll have the collection (roughly Ten in the pack) ready to put in your hot little hands in the near future. Stay tuned.
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Anchor BMX
One of my long-term projects has been helping the good fellas out down at Anchor BMX in Collingwood, Melbourne.
Here's a handful of things I've designed and had the good fortune of seeing a finished product in store and more rewardingly on peoples bikes and backs.
Here's a handful of things I've designed and had the good fortune of seeing a finished product in store and more rewardingly on peoples bikes and backs.
Hand drawn type is a prick
Here are the four variants of the poster I drew up for War on Civilians.
The type took far longer than anticipated to get done, far, far longer.
The type took far longer than anticipated to get done, far, far longer.
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
Shorts and the weird
One of the many short weirds that made up the 'Psychedelic cinema' at the War on Civilians exhibition.
Thanks To First Fleet Films and Mick-Macks for their well appreciated contributions.
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
War on Civilians EP - Lazarus & DaVinci
4 Track EP myself and DaVinci (Leo Burton) put together in a short stint last year. I think from initial conception to CD was all of about 4 or 5 months.
Have a listen at https://LazarusAcres.bandcamp.com and hard copies are available for $5 via Email
Much thanks to Leo for the hard work producing and schooling me on how to get from paper to CD.
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