More Illustration stuff

Been doing a lot of illustration stuff at the moment so I thought I would resurrect some of my old drawings with blasts of colour! These are some scene ideas for Hermon 6!

We are heading for the moon!

This is an Illustration in response to a brief set by blvd. to capture the essence and energy of city life.

Who is Mr. Dad?

'Who is Mr.Dad?' came out of a project set by the O-P-E-N studios. It is a double sided poster with one side asking 'Who is Mr.Dad?' whilst the other features people's interpretations of Mr.Dad. He is my landlord however I have never seen or met him and have no way of contacting him. Special thanks go to Louisa Rooke for Big Headed Dad and Tom Jackson for Pervert Dad (bottom right), Dan Ball for Ancient Guru Cloud Dad (bottom left), Robert Butcher for the illustration and story behind Monster Dad (look for the monster) and Tom Wattridge (the only person to have met Mr.Dad and lived) for Mad Driver
 Dad. Mine is the Egg shaped man in the top right. If you would like to have your Mr.Dad featured please email your picture to danandjoe_design@yahoo.co.uk

It's business time!

Here they are, the moment you have all (possibly) been waiting for... Official Business Cards!

We like them, I hope everyone else does.

More Diesel...Putting the Ball to Good Use

Here are some experiments for Diesel. Some really interesting results have come out of it so far.

Update on Sonic Brief

Another late update on the Sonic Brief.

To celebrate 20 years of Sonic, we wanted to ignore sonic (he's a bit annoying) and instead concentrate on someone much more interesting, his Nemesis Dr. Robotnik!

These are some steps to becoming almost as evil as the Dr, let's get behind him and celebrate HIS 20 years!

Update on Diesel Brief

Hello, long time coming but here are some shots from the very stressful and very bizarre creation of our 'inverted disco ball experience' for Diesel's brief. 

Laid Bare

We have a London Show coming up to showcase up-and-coming talent at The Candid Gallery in Angel.


The idea for the show is a very stripped back, simple approach and will feature screenprinting and book binding to show the processes that we endure, so the logo has to be suitably raw.


Here is what we came up with.

We've been framed

It's been a while, but here we are again, in picture form.
This image will (hopefully) be used as a front cover for the book we are making of our workmanship.