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A drawing i did of my favorite comic book character Sabretooth as a child. I drew this picture in 1992.

How innocent is the brand really? Can all those natural ingredients really be good for you? - surely they will just lead to an over indulgence in something terribly acidic. Where might you find the directors now that the brand is a success?

Just a piece i did to spark controversy and open debate.

i looove milkshakes - who doesn't? Please exit the building and make your way to the nearest ShakeAway Cafe if you haven't experienced one before.
For this piece i used the stars (also seen in Spilled Fizz) with the milkshake colour path of chocolate, strawberry and vanilla flavoured milkshake which form the base of most milkshakes.
i wanted to use what i call "edible typography", whereby the typography used looks good enough to eat off the page.
Using this 3D'esque drop shadowed effect i tried to bring the typography out of the page so that the viewer could take the milkshake and drink it. One day i am sure this will be possible - here's hoping!
Please leave a comment of your favorite milkshake combo - mines a vanilla shake, with crushed Oreo cookies and cream egg with extra milk to add smoothness.

My favorite sport is basketball. During the basketball season i often sketch basketball influenced themes and i decided to turn one of them into a digital print.
Colourway depicting the vast emotions experienced when performing or observing a ' Slam Dunk! ' while the 'U' from the word dUnk acts as a hand holding a basketball ripping through the air hence the sky blue background.
Typography drawn using my Wacom Bamboo tablet in Illustrator and colored,edited, sized and styled in Photoshop.

Hailing from Streatham London, Naomi Campbell subtly rose to fame in the modelling world and became a not so subtle icon.
With me residing in the same area it was only right that I paid homage to one of the biggest modeling stars and iconic figure ever!
For this reason I ran with an 'Out of this World' theme as i am also fascinated by space and the universe.
Using path and masking techniques I took an original image and composed the original picture in a way that you would only subtly know whom the picture represented, but through the other elements you could still tell that they were out of this world, represented with the planets, stars, moons, shapes and spaceships.