Posts Tagged ‘Posters’

Spend over £100 on clothes and get a freelance contract absolutely free! Well thats what happened while shopping last weekend when I met a rather chatty young woman who served me in New Look (yes they do guy clothes now)!

Heres what I did for her, now I know what your (probably) thinking, surely 100% black on 100% cyan is not going to be highly visible from a distance rather defeating the point of a poster right?

Well the client gets what the client wants, I suggested a bit of neon day glow action myself but maybe it’ll be alright, won’t really know until I get a proof, can’t complain though it’s all for charity!

If you happen to be in Bath April the 29th why not come along?

The final client approved version of the take it back tour poster, hopefully you’ll agree the new layout is much clearer than the inital version.

I’ve actually only just listened to their new single ‘Take it back’ and these guys are genuinely good, I know I’m kind of biased because I know Dave (the guitarist) but objectively I think the new single is technically really solid.

Give them a listen you never know they might just surprise you!

Click here to preview on itunes.

By some miracle I managed to get a pair of tickets for rage against the machine’s free gig in Finsbury Park which were allocated by lottery I might add. The gig celebrates the grass roots campaign that lead to the bands unlikely number one hit ‘Killing in the name’ knocking boring old xfactor off the top spot to clinch Christmas No.1.

Some people would celebrate by jumping up and down, I however designed an irregular sized poster (Rage couldn’t possibly be contained by German standardization, don’t be silly)!

I was asked by AKG Promotions to design a poster for an upcoming silent disco event, here’s what I came up with. I think we can all agree it’s extremely orange.

Check them out http://akgpromotions.com/ alternatively obey the poster and join them on facebook

What a gig! Never thought I’ve travel to Teignmouth for a recreational purpose but Muse’s homecoming gig was well worth the trip (cheers Dan). No idea who designed this poster but I think it’s rather nice, really captures the seaside / pier vibe of the occasion, it’s probably the big letters “PIER” that do it.