Parklife TVC I put together at Pusher in a couple of days.

These are a few logo variations I did earlier this year for our relaunch of Samboy chips in Australia. The hand crafted feel tied into the fact that the brand was relaunched in part due to the huge consumer groundswell for the chips. It needed to have a user generated feel that reflected that it was the chip of the people. The top logo was the one chosen by the client.

At Pusher I recently completed some screen and projection graphics for the Vodafone MTV Australia Awards. These appeared behind the performers including The Fray, Pete Wentz (of Fallout Boy), Jesica Mauboy and my personal favourite, Sia (pictured above). The Sia ghosts were a standout highlight when seen live on the night with all the UV lighting and crazy costumes! You can view her performance here.

This is a website I designed/ art directed last year for Schick’s Free Your Skin campaign across Australia and New Zealand. The site was built in flash and had 3D photo real razors that would spin around to show off their features. Brad Wong (web developer at Pusher) did a great job getting all the various video elements to integrate and play smoothly across a wide variety of computers with varying processor/screen specs. Thanks to Kim at Pusher for letting us run with the idea of bringing the razors to life in 3D!

These styleframes are from a ColorSteel TVC I completed earlier this year at Pusher. It was a really good job in which I could develop the concept, the style and deliver the whole thing in a couple of days.

Old concept I developed at Pusher for channel packaging for Fuel TV. Had quite a clean aesthetic using strong footage elements and science based graphics.

Old school pencil and paper.

This is a concept for an insight ad/motion piece. Made with hand cut and photographed triangles.