Work in Progress*

FAULT
Magazine
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Following my self-initiated piece, Fault magazine have invited me to create two titles.

Using some out of date ginger i put together this piece; the initial for the title The Redwalls.

The other design will be uploaded soon.

Below is my current logo which will be placed into the navigation section on my new website. I am pleased with the formation of the clean letter forms through the use of the diagonal lines.

A few days ago i came across a really fun website, for those who are seduced by the letter form of the ampersand i suggest you bookmark The Ampersand. The project concept is by Stephen Gose.

I submitted the above image, using their own logo as a template and is now present on their website.

Whether it is something you have created or something that made you look, you too can submit your own ampersand entries.

Visit the website for a daily dose of the ampersand!

This is my second entry for the exhibition collaboration piece with Vivek.

My inspiration was drawn from gambling chips, playing games of chance for money.

Vector for A1 poster:

“If you’re broke, then you buy it.”

Select for larger image, best viewed large:

Now it is over to Vivek, to add his illustrative touch to the work.

Currently creating work for a project called Oddinary.

Oddinary is about recognizing the quirky elements in each of us that define our individual creative styles.

The exhibition will celebrate the limitless possibilities of creativity, through a gallery of ordinary boxes made Oddinary, via customization by like-minded individuals.

To join the project exhibition, visit An Oddinary Exhibition on Facebook.

* To be featured in our book, the deadline for submission is 28 May 2008
* To be featured in the exhibition, the deadline for submission is 15 june 2008

You can download the box template here and exercise your creativity.

The Exhibition Details
Venue: Alliance Francaise de Singapour (Newton)
27-28th June 2008

My first entry:

Tiny boxes made from transparencies, printed, built then photographed.

Visit the FARM Website for more information on An ‘Oddinary’ Exhibition and a link to the venue itself.