Earlier this month my band had our first gig back in 10 months and I was lucky enough to get my logo printed onto stickers in time for the night. It's great to know that people i don't know have these stickers on their cars, fridges and anything else and the band's name is getting out there more!
On the night too being Friday the 13th we decided to have a horror costume competition, so I thought I'd take part as well. First time I'd done costume makeup and on myself but it was fun drawing on something that wasn't paper and I ended up doing some on the other guys in the band too.
Showing posts with label Push to Twist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Push to Twist. Show all posts
Monday, 23 January 2012
Sunday, 25 December 2011
New Logo and First Gig Poster Back!
One of the bigger projects I've done in awhile is the new logo for my band Push To Twist. The reason for it being is it's the band's second coming since March with new members. This logo is a series from the first one being a hot rod car now to a hot rod plane. There is an idea behind the plane going into our stage show but I don't want to give much away as we haven't had our first gig yet. I animated the plane as I would with a car and I'm happy with the result and hopefully this will be seen around a lot more.
Labels:
1930s,
band,
book,
comic,
constructivism,
gig,
music,
plane,
Push to Twist,
spitfire
Thursday, 18 August 2011
Tafe Projects!
I thought it'd be good to post up some of my favourite tafe work from last year as it shows a bit more what I do and really enjoyed working on these as most of them were my own briefs.
'Chromed' I drew a series of four cars in this style and decided to use one in context and i came up with a car show poster. I was very influenced by art deco and I wanted to give it a look like it was to promote a show in the 50s.
'Hot Rod Illustrated' This is a magazine cover with all hand drawn type. I wanted to completely cover the page with as its the main focus. I had fun adding all the little icons and colour in it too as it's something i don't do too often.
This is a brief i did drawing up logos for my band Push To Twist.
'Apache Chooch Horseman' The hot rod was just something fun to have and it involves something about all the members.
'The P2T Train' The drawing shows all the members as pirates on a pirate ship/ steam train combined. This was an idea that too far but it was worth it.
Very soon this logos will be getting changed somehow as two of the members left I thought it was a good excuse for a new start!
This character was for the Tim Burton Exhibition competition which was to draw up a character inspired by the Burton. I drew up the idea fairly quickly as I'm a fan of his work and love comic design. Once again after drawing the first one i decided to draw up a few poses and facial expressions. I'm still planning to draw up a short comic about him.
The left image i drew at a Dr. Sketchy day in the city. The model of the day was a burlesque performer Lux St. Sin. I was pretty happy with the quick sketch I did in the session and I knew I could develop it.
'Chromed' I drew a series of four cars in this style and decided to use one in context and i came up with a car show poster. I was very influenced by art deco and I wanted to give it a look like it was to promote a show in the 50s.
'Hot Rod Illustrated' This is a magazine cover with all hand drawn type. I wanted to completely cover the page with as its the main focus. I had fun adding all the little icons and colour in it too as it's something i don't do too often.
This is a brief i did drawing up logos for my band Push To Twist.
'Apache Chooch Horseman' The hot rod was just something fun to have and it involves something about all the members.
'The P2T Train' The drawing shows all the members as pirates on a pirate ship/ steam train combined. This was an idea that too far but it was worth it.
Very soon this logos will be getting changed somehow as two of the members left I thought it was a good excuse for a new start!
This character was for the Tim Burton Exhibition competition which was to draw up a character inspired by the Burton. I drew up the idea fairly quickly as I'm a fan of his work and love comic design. Once again after drawing the first one i decided to draw up a few poses and facial expressions. I'm still planning to draw up a short comic about him.
This is a car I drew for a client who approached me at a car show. I took my inspiration from the hot rod show logos and characterised the skull and tongue air filters by making them larger and alive. This drawing is framed up in his shed next to the car.
The left image i drew at a Dr. Sketchy day in the city. The model of the day was a burlesque performer Lux St. Sin. I was pretty happy with the quick sketch I did in the session and I knew I could develop it.The image next to it is a large scale ink/watercolour piece focusing around the Japanese culture. This task had a word list to chose from and this is what i came up with. This must be a earlier photo as I decided toward the end to colour the back tattoos and it did bring the picture right up.
Labels:
burlesque,
FJ,
hot rod,
illustration,
Japanese,
Life Drawing,
Push to Twist,
Tim Burton,
type
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