Gig Flyers!

I've been able to do a lot of flyers recently which is good because I've been able to use recurring themes or go with anything even if it was nothing to do with the band but as long as it stands out and attracts attention. Even though they're temporary it is still great to see them posted up around the city, in the venue and other bands using them to advertise.

            

         

           

Band Logos

These are the first two logos for my new band, Lace and Whiskey. I thought this time round I'd do just type based logos as I'd have much more freedom in using many illustrations and icons for different purposes when the band is avertised. The inspiration for the logos are 70s/80s hard rock as it is what we love playing.

Tikis!

First post in a little while but I'm back in the swing of things! At the start of September I drew up some tiki icons to be used on gig flyers for a venue in Melbourne. I worked along with Uketsuke who drew up and designed the awesome flyer. After it was completed I decided to drew up some more and I think they would look cool as an alphabet or numbers.

Here is the flyer from one of the weeks!

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.

Here is our poster for our first gig back. I'm very happy with the way it turned out. The original idea for it was to be based on n old 1930s comic book cover but I was finding it a bit hard to get it to much what we wanted out of it. With that idea still in mind it became an advertisement from that time still. The overlay of the old, worn paper at the start wasn't meant to be so dominant but once I put it on I knew it was perfect, it gives it a constructivism look which fits the era still with the style of plane. I used both Illustrator and photoshop.