Client: Courtney Barnett & Kurt Vile / Look Out Kid

For their 2017 North American tour, Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile enlisted a number of artists to create limited edition show posters. These posters were sold as 2-colour screenprints at the shows!

New development Yarra One put on a festival to celebrate Spring in South Yarra, and asked me to come on board to create two murals celebrating the Melbourne suburb!

Agency: Engage Disegno

Produced with the Jacky Winter Group

Painting assistance: Ryan Klewer
 

Client: Lauren Hom/ Peen Cuisine

To promote the launch of her very cheeky online collection of recipes, lettering legend Lauren Hom commissioned a bunch of great artists to create a piece based around the quote 'Cuisine Before Peen.'

This was my creation!

Client: Dreamstate Yoga

Dreamstate Yoga is a yoga class run by teacher Aishling Barrett in an art-filled gallery space in Fitzroy, Melbourne. It's a no judgement, fun class set to music. I wanted to reflect this fresh approach to yoga in the branding for Dreamstate.

Earlier in 2017, I painted a large mural in my studio, and then released postcards to celebrate!

I gave 50 of these postcards away to babes all over the world!

Client: Gates Notes

It was a huge honour to create an animated video for Bill Gates! The animation and looping gifs accompany his list of best books of 2016.

This project involved storyboarding and animating the 3 minute video, and creating 5 looping gifs on each book.

Client: Sydney Opera House

Sydney Opera House have created a fantastic new podcast about the childhood and early careers of fascinating people.

They got me on board to develop the visuals for the podcast, including the logo and animated gif. As a podcast fan I was so excited to create something eye-catching and vibrant.

You can listen to the podcast on iTunes!

Client: Andpeople/ Adidas Australia

For 2017's Vogue Fashion Night, Adidas got me on board to create a live installation in their Melbourne Emporium store.

I created a hand-painted lasercut plywood piece which was painted and assembled over the night.

I also created an illustration for tote bags which were given out as a gift with purchase.

Client: Quantcast   Studio: JaegerSloan

Quantcast is an international data company. For their rebrand, New York design agency JaegerSloan got me on board. The brief was to create a series of 3 looping pattern gifs which would be used within their logo icon and on their branding collateral. Each of these patterns represent the kind of data Quantcast collects eg. communication, retail and technology.

Client: Who Gives a Crap

Who Gives a Crap is a subscription based toilet paper company, who partner up with charities to improve access to proper sanitation in developing countries.

For their Impact Update, they got me on board to create a series of animated gifs for a microsite introducing their new charity partner!

See the live microsite here!

Client: Victionary

I was invited to create the cover jacket of Victionary's Citix60 Melbourne edition. I proudly call Melbourne home, so I really enjoyed piecing together an isometric map, integrating type and symbols of with the landmarks of inner Melbourne.

You can buy a copy of the guide or a large print of the map here!

Client: Beauty Inc

Editorial illustration for Beauty Inc about cosmetic companies crowdsourcing product releases from their followers on social media.

Client: The Hungry Workshop

Potluck was an exhibition curated by Melbourne letterpress studio, The Hungry Workshop. 6 artists were invited to create an artwork based on the recipe and story of a refugee or asylum seeker to Australia. The artworks were sold as prints and compiled as a cookbook, all to raise money for Melbourne based social enterprise Free to Feed, who employ refugees and asylum seekers as cooking instructors.

My piece was based on Hamed's Iranian recipe for Jewelled Rice. I was inspired by the proverb he recited 'Always Put Love into Your Food to Make it Delicious' an idea which unites all cultures and parts of the world.

You can buy prints and the cookbook zine here.

Photos by Mark Lobo.

Client: Who Gives a Crap

My agency Jacky Winter partnered up with Who Gives A Crap to create the 12 Rolls of Christmas, a special Christmas edition of their iconic toilet paper wrapping composed using 12 different Jacky Winter artists, with designs ranging all the way from drummers drumming to a partridge in a pear tree.

I was assigned Three French Hens, and I took inspiration from 'spot the difference' puzzles. You have to find the french hens in the pattern!

Client: PBS Radio

For their annual Radio Festival, PBS asked me to create a tshirt design based on their 2017 theme 'One Small Step'.

This design was used on T-shirts and an animated version was used in their campaign on social media.

Client: Kester Black

For the 2017 release of their new nail colour Impeachment, Kester Black got me on board to create a cheeky poster featuring Donald Trump.

These posters were plastered up all over Melbourne!

Client: The Spitting Swallows

I created the super fun album artwork for the Spitting Swallows debut album, Double or Nothing.

This included the outside and inside cover, CD, booklet and additional merchandise.

Client: Sydney Opera House

I've created a number of illustrations for editorial pieces and essays published by Sydney Opera House for their All About Women festival. These pieces often deal with sensitive or controversial subject matter, such as this example which was about how to help women escaping domestic violence situations. Coming up with visual metaphors to illustrate the pieces are always an interesting challenge!

You can read the article here.

Client: Personal Work

Client: Personal

Limited prints available on my shop.

Client: Fast Company Magazine

Fast Company Magazine commissioned me to create an illustration in print and gif form for their 'Six Flights of Fancy' travel article.

Client: Earnest

Agency: West

The US-based lending company Earnest got me on board to create an animation about how to save some cash on your student loans.

The video was storyboarded, illustrated and animated by me, and art directed by West.

Client: Bloomberg Businessweek

New York magazine Bloomberg Businessweek commissioned me to create a double page feature and spot illustrations for their feature article: The Invasion of the Taxi Snatchers. The article explores the rise of taxi app Uber, so I was asked to create visuals which communicated the idea of connectivity and convenience in a city landscape. The finished product is a tessellating pattern, connecting the driver and the user through the symbolic use of the hand.

Client: Personal Work

Limited prints are available to purchase in my shop!

Client: Personal work, exhibited at Look Hear 2015.

You can grab a limited edition risograph print of this one in my shop.

Client: Nautilus Magazine

Editorial illustration for the Nautilus Magazine article The Problem with Modern Romance is Too Much Choice. The article is about how a larger dating pool makes finding a life partner more difficult, which I chose to illustrate using a pattern of wedding cakes toppers.

Client: Off Life

I was really excited to get the opportunity to illustrate the front and back cover of Off Life magazine. Instructed to create a work based on 'modern life gone wrong.' I created a pattern of workers climbing on top of each other in a never ending ladder.

Client: Stack Magazines

I created this Welcome postcard for new subscribers to Stack Magazines.

Client: Adweek Brandshare

Adweek Brandshare asked me to create a looping pattern gif to accompany their article ‘Here’s How to Host an Awesome Event on a Boat and Still Be on Brand’.

Client: The Guardian / Westpac

The Guardian and Westpac Bank came together to present a number of articles celebrating Australian Social Enterprises, explaining how they work and their social and economic impact. They got me on board to create visuals for the run of articles. The illustrations had to explain complex and sensitive issues and tie together stylistically. I employed a limited colour palette, motifs and visual metaphors across the articles.

Client: Personal Work

Client: Bonds   Agency: Leo Burnett

To celebrate Bonds 100 Anniversary, the iconic brand invited six emerging creatives (including myself) to create a mural. Each artist was given a word, which they were then asked to design using their own distinct flavour, to sit alongside one another as a large scale mural at Melbourne Central.

Artists: Eliza Svikulis, Nathan Nankervis, Bianca Cash, Kate Pullen, Lachlan Philp & Ellen Porteus

Mural was painted by Apparition Media.

Client: Father John Misty

Upon the release of Father John Misty's second album I Love You, Honeybear, I created a personal piece based on the themes of the album. As a big fan of his music, I was very excited when his team contacted me with the opportunity to turn my work into a line of official merchandise, including shirts and caps.

Client: TED

Editorial gif for ideas.ted.com for an article by John McWhorter about words that have changed over time. Key phrase that influenced my idea for this illustration: "Words over time have a way of just oozing around."

Client: Personal Work

This pattern piece was created for the exhibition launch of Hysteria Magazine Issue IV: Voices at Black Listed Gallery, Sydney.
An ongoing theme in my personal works, this piece explores the idea of the feminine ritual as a symbol of solidarity.

Client: Private Parts

Sydney based podcast Private Parts needed some artwork for their 'More to Come' episodes which focus on anecdotes, history and stories about female masturbation. I wanted to create something fun and cheeky, so I created a pattern of mechanics from 'Lady Parts Auto Service.'

Client: TED

Editorial illustration for ideas.ted.com. The article by Sonia Shah explains why your microbes are to blame for your poor romantic choices!

The idea to use perfume bottles as a visual metaphor came from the writer talking about how humans can detect pathogens by scent.

You can read the article here.

Client: Triple J

In 2016 we lost so many amazing pop culture legends. For their printed annual magazine, national broadcaster Triple J commissioned me to create portraits of some of these legends arranged in a pattern.

Client: WWD

Editorial illustration accompanying an article about companies such as Target and Sephora developing 'in-house' beauty brands.