Born Bitchin'

I made this logo last week for Anna Porter and Estelle Bilson-Booker's new clothing line, Born Bitchin' - good, clean 1970s fun!

Effie Butterworth

I recently made this website banner for Effie Butterworth who is making exquisite historically accurate and vintage inspired smalls! More from her to follow soon...

All work and no play... etc etc

It's been AGES since I posted anything on here, which is crazy really because I've been so busy I've been struggling to keep on top of everything so I really should have something to show for it! Here goes...

A poster for The Black Douglas to advertise their Sterling Autocycle (see above)... along with a logo (see below) using lettering I specially made for the project.

 

I also designed this little logo for them which I don't think is being used but I quite like it:

 

Plus some various T shirt designs...

New work

I've been so busy with Carters Steam Fair (amongst other things) I haven't added anything new on here for ages, so here's what I've been up to. I've just made this for Benny at Boneshaker Choppers -

And this new character for Charles Cannon:

And lots of labels for Kings Wood Cider:

 And a far-out sticker for the Trip Out:

The Trip Out 2014

We don't like to let the grass grow round here! Just made the poster for next year's Trip Out - 2014

Tripped out, yet again

This is the front and back of a T shirt design I did for The Trip Out, a great 60s/70s bike/car/music weekender in Bedfordshire. The next one will be next September - I'm working on the artwork now!

This year I did stickers, T shirts, showcards and various bits and pieces for them, and they also used the logo to make leather keyrings and other goodies.

'Arrisville

I have just made this logo for Laura Carden of the beautiful Harrisville General Store which is in the historic New England town of Harrisville, which has a large number of very original early 19th century buildings.

The mountain is their local peak, Mount Monadnock.

Fête des Lumières de Cheriton

This is a postcard featuring a logo I made for a lantern parade / sculptural bonfire / fireworks spectacular being held in the small Kentish town of Cheriton at the end of the month. This job also had to be translated into French, which was a bit of a challenge with the logo! I will be making a Nepali version too.

Heavy, maaaaan

This is a logo I made for a friend of mine who's starting a social enterprise business working with young people to train them in hands-on skills - right up my street!

Fenland Choppers

I made this stylised headlamp logo a few weeks back for Joe at Fenland Choppers

The Trip Out

The first Trip Out was a great success, held in September in rural Bedfordshire - great company, music, hot rods and bikes! Looking forward to next year already!

They asked me to make all the promotional material for them, posters, stickers, and T shirt designs, and even the showcards for the bike show... it was a pleasure to work with them!

Waspish

I made this logo a little while back for Jonny Wilson of Subscuptures fine art and photography. Jonny takes a great photo!

Coming soon!

Littleboy's vintage funfair, and website... watch this space.

Nightmare Funfair!

Tankus the Henge are hosting a stage at Bestival this year - the Nightmare Funfair. This is the logo I made for them.

The Beaters Car Club

I made this new logo last week for the Beaters, cool people with cool cars!

Racy artwork

I painted this last week for Benny over at Boneshaker… it's always nice to make something a bit loose like a goose, baby

Ma Polaine's Great Decline

I've just finished this logo for the great blues duo  Ma Polaine's Great Decline
They told me they imagined that Ma Polaine was a poison-assassin at the turn of the century, which is a great basis for a brief! 

Bangers

I did this logo a while back for King Salami - I don't know if they ever used it in the end, but I always liked the sausage / fork combination… it reminded me of Grange Hill.

Billy Vincent

 I've just made this logo for the band Billy Vincent - old school tattoo meets pirate!

Walt Siegl

Motorcycle builder Walt Siegl and his wife Laura contacted me about his logo (above). They felt it needed refining and strengthening, while keeping the main concept and motif...

This is what I did for them - a simple job, but now they have more versatility with his logo. Check out his amazing work here.