28/365 is a self initiated photography project. From my 28th birthday until my 29th birthday, I intend to take a picture with my iPhone everyday and upload it here to this website. I know it’s nothing original but it’s something I’ve always wanted to do.
I was inspired to do the project by a good friend of mine, Shannyn Dowsett, from when she did it with a disposable camera about 6 years ago.
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I am proud to announce that the new children’s book The Adventures of Flip-Flop Fish is now available to buy. Tris and I have been working on this project, on and off, for a little over a year now and it’s good to finally get it out there.
Newly formed indie publishers, Rolling Badger Books (Tris Williams and myself) will be working on more ideas/stories/fun things in the future. We’ve got a few book ideas up our sleeves already, including “Flip-Flop Fish & The Moon Boots of Doom” and “Pog”.
If you are interested in publishing or distributing this book, or have any sort of advice or guidance for two wide eyed book children’s book authors/illustrators, please don’t hesitate to email us. We’d be more than happy to talk to you.
Since University, this is the first project I’ve done that is print based. After designing horrorreanimated.com for writers and authors Mathew F. Riley, Joseph D’Lacey and Bill Hussey they asked me to design a book containing short horror stories to promote their UK book tour. The book was to be entitled “Echoes” and I’m hoping that it is the first of many books that are made for Horror Reanimated as I would love to do more. From the left: Myself, Jospeh D'Lacey, Mathew F.Riley and Bill Hussey
I was asked to go along to the first leg of their tour which kicked off at Wood Green’s own, Big Green Book Shop. It was a great night where the general public/fans/shop owners got to field questions to the authors about their new books and stories, opinions about writing and it’s many genres. Everyone got to pick up a (signed) copy of “Horror Reanimated: Echoes” as well. I really loved the venue too. There’s not too many places nowadays that feel too much like what I like to call a “proper” book shop but once I was told that the book Pride And Prejudice And Zombies was filed by Jane Austin, I knew this was a great independent outlet and I’d definitely go back.
Being a Digital Designer you don’t really get the chance at work to do much to do with print so it was really great to design a book for these brilliant sentence engineers. It’s a dream to be able to design a book for the Horror genre too.
If you get a chance to pick one of these up I suggest you do as there’s only a limited amount of them and the stories are really good. For more information please visit www.horrorreanimated.com
One of my T-shirt designs is currently one of the featured designs on the RedBubble.com t-shirt main page. I just thought I’d share that with you as I’m quite pleased about it. It’s nice to be noticed I guess.
I’ve recently designed a few new t-shirts and chucked them up on RedBubble.com for your viewing and hopefully your money.
If you like what you see and want to buy one, click here.
Last month I started on a project I’ve wanted to do since University; design a horror book. That book is now being given away at the Horror Reanimated book tour which starts 6 May: 6.30 p.m at The Big Green Bookshop, Wood Green.
The Chapbook entitled “Echoes” will (hopefully) be the first in a run of books that contain short horror stories from authors Joseph D’Lacey, Bill Hussey and close friend, Mathew F. Riley.
Having read all the stories I’m really proud to have been a part of it’s creation. These guys are dark and I love it!
Here’s a sneak photo of the final piece.
For more information on Horror Reanimated: Echoes and the book tour click here.
I recently read a blog of a friend of mine, Laura Barnard, and she gave me the idea to put my t-shirt designs on my blog to perhaps promote/show off. So, here’s a few I have designed. I have a few more in the pipe line so stand by for those.
The t-shirts are available from RedBubble.com and come in different colours.
My good friend and fellow Digital Designer, Paul Mist, has recently given his portfolio/blog a new look and I wanted to share it. I’ve worked with Paul on many projects at TBCH and at Lateral and he has helped me to develop my skills as a designer and in turn I’ve helped him develop his football knowledge… of which he had none.
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This website is loaded with really nice posters rich with great typography ideas and executions.
www.wordsarepictures.co.uk
