Each of these three images are slightly different. There are a further 33 and placed in sequence in a gallery, these rendered images would give the illusion of the cogs turning as scanned your eye around the room.

Inspired by “Michael Schwabs“ illustration style, I recreated some of London's iconic structures. The flat block colours and thick lines transferred perfectly.

These multi-day seminar presentations were created to promote Elsevier products and services to the outside world. These took place at various ‘associations’ around the United States and the exhibition planners were made to represent the City locations of those events. These venues were Seattle, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington. They consist of a large banner schedule and handout planner.

This career opportunities workshop booklet aimed at postgraduates in pharmaceutical research. The finished design therefore incorporated visual links to medicines and pills as well as references to the research and work placement side of the process with the use of CV's and ID card details.

This job was to promote the impact factor values of these two sister Autoimmunity journals. The resulting look was a play on the word “impact”, making the journals look as though they had landed with force. The journal images were vectorised to produce a fully scalable solution to allow printing on any scale.

This book cover was developed from concept to the finished article through working closely with the author and editor. The image shows the finished cover as well as some concept ideas and further development stages.

This project was intend to create a series of postcards that wouldn’t be out of place in the Bordeaux tourist shop and which also would celebrate the various glorious elements found in the city of Bordeaux.