Don't Panic 'Little Big Planet' character entries..

Konica Mintola 'Get Yourself Noticed' Illustration Finalist.

The theme for this design was " The future of graphic design"

Our idea was simple its not technology that changes design , its the ideas!

So with taking current environmental issues into context, we depicted a modern city bustling with ideas. These ideas are constantly being used and re-used with the times.

As happens now, ideas are new then they become retro , then classical and finally someone revamps the idea and they are modern once again

Terra Gauda Wine Competition Finalist!

This design was for the 2008 Francisco Mantecon design competition.

The brief  for this competition is simple: to design a poster for the wine company Bodegas Terras Guada.

With no limitations on the subject matter we could depict, we decided wine being enjoyed at a civilized dinner party.

Using a classical style, not relying on large amounts of tone but using simple colours and shapes to create the image.

Photographs from the "World in One City" exhibition at the Egg Cafe in Liverpool.

Poster for Aspen Grove gig at the bar fly in Liverpool, we wanted an idea that wasn't just the names of bands of a solid colour like everyone else does!!
So to give the text a context to sit in, we created an old west style oil spill!!.
As well as the original we have some photos of the poster around Liverpool.

London Calling

Marrakesh Express


Recently we curated an exhibition in the heart of Liverpool entitled "The World In One City".
Each artist was given the title of a song that held the name of a city with its name, and was asked to illustrate a piece based on this idea utilising some of the lyrics within the piece.
Here are our contributions.



La Woman






Walking in Memphis




























Viva Las Vegas

Two images based on the iconic "Tate gallery" in liverpool.

Here are two versions of the Jorge pardo sculpture 'Penelope' and the card designed for Aintree racecourse.

Liverpool Postcards Capital of Culture 2008

Liverpool's famous river Mersey Ferry Crossing.

These are the first five in a series of Postcards based upon the city of Liverpool.

At the top we have "the Tate" this piece based on the Tate art gallery has a recurring maze pattern behind the gallery's logo, as a commentary on the sometimes confusing yet inspirational nature of art.


To our left here, is the famous "Liver building" i really wanted to keep the look of this listed building , but giving it a much more free and abstract look that show the vibrancy of this city.









To our right here is the " Metropolitan cathedral of christ the king" this is such an important building within the city, so i wanted to keep the look true to such a majestic building but add a colourful element to such a strict and regemented building. So i treated it like an architects drawing and added colorful dimensions and angles to create a sense of flair.

Above to the left is "Matthew st" Liverpool's Matthew st is most famous for its clubs and bars, its music scene and the cavern. i wanted to show its diversity and musical vibrance, a drew a quick sketch of the entrance to the street including the people in it at the time. and then accentuated it with brush strokes and musicians names hidden amongst them to really show its colorful nature. and as a final touch i emblazoned the Matthew st sign in the same colours across the center to help bring the piece together.

The last piece is the "Anglican Cathedral" , the same way as the Metropolitan cathedral, this building is a focal point within Liverpool it stands out looming over the skyline, but nestled deep within the hustle and bustle of the city. I wanted to show this, so i kind of used a reveal effect only showing sections of the image that the spray marks overlay. show the elegance of the cathedral along with its urban significance.

The saloon, that is the page for our Liverpool postcards, on the wall of this fine drinking establishment, are the postcards we created based on landmarks in and around Liverpool.

The main selection screen, from here you will select different buildings to access different aspects of our work.

Shooting Gallery which allows the user to select pieces of our work...

The World in One City, Exhibition page, from our website.
Keeping with the wild west theme, this page was based on an old style shooting gallery.

Site building

Title page of our upcoming website..