Gold ink on ivory 310gsm Magnani Incisoni cotton paper, lovingly letter-pressed by Artisan Press. I really quite like them.
This is a website I did for killer photo guy we affectionately know as Dodge. He does a lot of very professional architectural and interior stuff, but what I love most is his personal work. Slow, touching night photos around Sydney. I have a massive print on my wall. Oh and this is driven by the custom photo CMS I created.




Some drawings I did for an education project. I really want to do more of this sort of stuff.

Website interface design for ABC program Big Ideas. Development by the team at ABC TV.

Sometimes I cover as Art Director at Reactive (Sydney) while (the super talented) Laura is on leave. I can’t say enough kind words about the studio. We did this.
A ‘revolution in online dating’, I designed & art directed this latest offering for Fairfax Digital earlier in the year. Still in beta, its not quite complete, but if you’re looking for love, who knows?
I just designed the shopping cart, & content pages, not the initial concept for this one. I did learn that large e-commerce sites require an incredibly vast amount of patience, and the developers at Reactive have a lot of it!
At the end of 2008, I overhauled the art direction, structure and all design for TCSA, Taronga Zoo and Taronga Western Plains Zoo online. They have only implemented about 5% of the work I’ve done for them so far - and are rolling out the new designs as they are developed. But over the summer the online sales and visitation to the site increased dramatically. And they were all most delighted too, which is always nice.
This is just a little quick lightbox gallery for my sister. Well, she’s not really my sister, but I love her a lot!
The logo was drawn by our friend Tim. You can’t buy that style.
This is part of a quick little poster and edm for a creative commons competition to mutate media and the ABC’s archives.
Animation and flash for a funny little microsite for Helgas Molenberg bread, set in the fictional eurpoean town of Molenberg, where everything is on a steep angle and they eat bread to get energy. Or something. Agency: BMF
I worked on this lovely project as a flash animator in the creative team at RMG. To encourage kids to get more active, they track their steps using a pedometer from a cereal box. Each day they enter the number of steps they have walked and follow a dragon along the great wall of china, unlocking a new gateway of interactivity and games every 10,000 steps. Cool.
Makes wild scrawlings from the mind of a strategic genius appear really rather simple.