US Open Tennis Theme Art

I was very proud to be selected for the second time to provide the 2014 US OPEN tennis theme art. See also my theme art poster for the 2012 US Open.

The art will be used many items such as banners, posters, cups, posters, tickets, brochures, and merchandise such as clothing, hats, towels and trinkets etc.

Raleigh Bicycle posters

 I was very excited to be commissioned to create a series of posters for Raleigh Bicycles USA.  The posters needed to evoke a vintage poster style for three selected cities.  The images were to reflect the social nature of cycling, focusing on the relationships or friendships while cycling.  The scenes also needed to look fun, inviting and aspirational incorporating recognisable background architectural and landscape elements of the three cities.  The bicycles depicted are from their latest 2015 lineup.

Great art direction was given by Jen Lemmer of Raleigh USA and I am proud to be a part of the Raleigh Bicycle poster archives.

Ascott Living magazine 30th Anniversary cover

This is a cover I created for Ascott Living for their 30th. Anniversary issue.  The assignment included several interior spots also.
Selected travel locations highlighted include a tuk tuk taxi, Singapore Shophouses, Petronas Towers, Japanese cherry blossoms, Dubai, The Great Wall of China and Big Ben Westminster.

Vintage Pub sign illustration for Caterer and Hotelkeeper magazine cover.

This was a commission to illustrate a cover for Caterer and Hotelkeeper magazine in Great Britain.  The brief was for a vintage poster style of an old free standing pub sign.

London Travel Poster

My London travel poster revised slightly, adding blue to the background. A romantic couple look to a few of the attractions and iconic landmarks (both old and new) in London. The Thames River winds through the background.

London Travel Poster

A London travel poster in a retro 60's style. I wanted especially to include the BT tower, that was known as the GPO or Post Office tower when it opened in 1964/1965. It seemed very modern and exciting at the time. The font is Clarendon a great British font of the 50's and 60's along with Folio.