Man walks into a barber shop
A concept born over a few Friday night beers, Man Walks Into a Barber Shop was the love child of a handful of us creatives at LBi and the possibility of getting our Executive Creative Director, Simon Gill, to don a ridiculous beard for charity. Simon, who was already doing a trek through the Yorkshire Dales for charity, gave us cart blanche in creating beard concepts and agreed to wear whatever the public-voting site decided he should wear. And the winner? a very stunning ‘Northern Monkey’, and for anyone who’s ever met him, this seems quite fitting.
Credits: Resh Sidhu (Creative Director), Bobby Rayit and myself (Art directors), Dan Bradshaw and Lee Pethers (Snr Designers), Hannah Drury (Copywriter) and Swapnil Khode (Developer).
Visions of the future
BT Future Vision was an EA project done by LBi to explore future possibilities and potential directions for the client. The idea was to look at where we’d like to see the site in 5 years, what technology will be commonplace, and what kind of expectations will customers have of an online experience. Click on the image to see the results.
The Buzz Insurance
These banner concepts and landing page were put together whilst at 3 Drunk Monkeys for The Buzz Insurance. The (Gumby style) characters synonymous with the brand were to be used in a push to spread the word about the 60 second quotes they offer.
I’m still a designer, yes – but I’m now also writing for Lost at E Minor
It’s confusing, so I feel it needs to be clarified. Though my day job still consists of design and art direction – I’m also now a regular contributor for online publication, Lost at E Minor. With 260,000 hits per month – the site is a portal for all things design, art and pop-culture. Check, check it out.
Shaping a generation – 50 Years of the Pill
To celebrate 50 Years of the Pill, I was asked to design a carousel device to present inspirational stories of women as seen in recent issues of several magazines. The approach involves a concertina navigation, zoom and panning controls – to allow publications to keep their individual look and feel whilst still presenting a cohesive collection. Click on the image for flat designs, and come back soon for the live, real deal.
Saving is the new spending
Design and art direction whilst at Three Drunk Monkeys. The project involved expandable banners, dropdowns and an eDM campaign for (relatively unknown in Australia) Ubank.
Sport Relief – interactive map
Design and art direction for Sport Relief is good for the soul. This interactive map details where the funds raised for the UK are spent, and gives people the opportunity to get more involved in their area. Check out the live flash version here.
Raboplus.tv
Designed whilst at Tequila to promote Rabobank’s cycling team in the upcoming Tour Down Under. The site contains regular updates, videos, photos and commentary on all the action going on during the race, and was supported by a banner campaign, two competitions, and various site updates. Click on the image to see the banner designs and other collateral.
Pringles Xtreme
Promoting a new range of Xtreme Pringles flavours (spicy enough to get the adrenaline pumping), I recently designed this flyer whilst working at Digital Outlook. Click on the image to see the actual print designs.
The Proposal
Working at Digital Oulook, I created this flash animation for this Yahoo page takeover promoting upcoming film, The Proposal. If you didnt catch that oh-so subtle link before, click here to see it.
More Audacity!
A second concept designed for marketing agency, Audacity!, featuring a horizontal layout that could expand sideways as more content became available.
Pitch WIN!!! – John Lewis Fashion
As lead creative on the John Lewis Fashion pitch at Candi, I am particularly proud to say hooray – we won! This was a very exciting win for us, and will lead to some amazing projects. Whats more, it gives me a genuine reason to spend even more time shopping online, and research fashion trends and style updates. Every girls dream… siiiiiggggh.
Cheese chooser
A flash piece developed for Morrisons to help people expand their cheesy wisdom. I loved this project… there was taste-testing involved! See it in action here.












