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A piece of merch designed for Anthony Fantano’s The Needle Drop.

https://www.youtube.com/user/theneedledrop

A slipmat designed for The Needle Drop. Watch it spin. Forever.

Mixing my love of street art and skulls, I started to play with different, cartoonish skull distortions.

A flash page of some creepy swamp things.

Just a personal project where I wanted to create little demons. Had fun playing around and designing with simplistic geometry and symmetry. Hope to add more to the series soon!

This book was part of a Book Arts project for a university class. The theme of the project was to explore the use of "navigation" in the book format. 

For the project, I decided to create a layout of an apartment that can be opened and viewed like a book. It features the floorplan, which folds out as the book is opened, and four walls/dividers to establish the different rooms. I have decided to include the narrative of a crime scene to contrast the light-hearted and colourful illustration style I have used.

It addresses the idea of “navigation” as the viewer does not necessarily have to navigate the scene like an ordinary codex format. By turning the book into a scene, I have created an alternative way to display a narrative. 

I put myself to the test to draw a dog a day for a month and share on Instagram. Here are the highlights.

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