Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts

Monday, September 18, 2017

Sculpture/Chronic pain/Medicated

Back at it again. For those of you who know me, you know my body hates me. It's a constant battle of Pain > Medication > Pain. In celebration of being free of those highly toxic opiates and benzos for nearly 3 months I've made up a few little sculptures. 
This will be an ongoing series and you can expect to see a show some time in the not too distant future focused on this theme. 
Take care out there and if you need an ear to chew on in regards to Chronic pain, I've got all the hot tips. Lazacres@gmail.com





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. 











Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Welcome to the jungle

We've got lots of pens...





Book covers

Apologies for the mess around the barcode area, the spacing and leading parts of my brain were most definitely shot the day I finished this. The printed and bound versions have kind of been through the bookshelf wars, and the low res photo really doesn't do them any glory, regardless they are there for your viewing pleasure.







3D monogram

Before the Brunswick Brickworks was horrible mutilated earlier last year,  I was able to get these letters i had built from scrap wood in there and shoot a few photos.


Magazine Spreads




Get your logos here...

On the left is a vector intended to replicate a laser cut piece of wood. On the right is a lot of wasted time.

Ice cream packaging

I would want my kids eating this!

Enter the digital age

A selection of work from the past year, both at TAFE and just for personal enjoyment.

Victim Support Agency Avant Card

QR Codes to meet the requirements of the 21st century.
We really don't, just questions to your questions.
The above type was printed onto A4 pages and actually used in the photo, the after editing consisted on inverting the "answers" and a slight amount of re-touching to keep the grimy feel of the surrounds.