distance

far, far and away and closer. 08.

samburu

owerko again. 08.

anonymous postcard

submission to www.anonymouspostcard.org.

urquhart!

speculative book cover design for the visual and biographical story of rob urquharts life. front cover/back cover. 2008.

home sweet home sweet home sweet home sweet home sweet home sweet home sweet home sweet home sweet home sweet home

29/08/08.

spot

2008.

what are we looking at?

2008.

faces

thanks to lyle owerko. 08.

the living

08/08.

lick

bah. 08.

play II

08.

play I

something, don't know what tho. 08.

cystic dorothy

sketch of dorothy lansine anderson - the first person to diagnose cystic fibrosis - done for a competition i later realised was already closed. 2008.

instructions

instructions for bunch of treats given to a mate. 2008.

redeyes

gig poster, by dylan fletcher, with a little help from me. 2007.

we still will [b]

series of posters, slapped up around streets of ak, for we still will. 2008.

no such think..

a typographical response to Stephanie Johnson's poem:


"A fat woman replies 60 years later."

Take a look at us now, Simone
how free we are from our insides -
we scarcely know they’re there, the womb withdraws under flesh.

We sail our wobbly hulks through the malls
munch on shit
make twenty stone.

There is no such thing as greed.
We eat what we want.
That’s how free our lives can be.
Our magazines lionise
beautiful vacuity,
such overwhelming freedom,
Simone.
Pull up a chair, take up a fork.

They feed us well
the multinationals
in every corner of the globe
or nearly.
We need not grow food, nor yet
cook it,
so freed from the stove
we’re forgetting how to use it.

Sixty-five percent of us are fat, Simone.
Our kids are porkers too and it’s all
because we’re liberated. Not that I’m suggesting
we go back
to big families, laundry dollies, coppers and carpet beaters,
what kept us thin.
We have triumphed and so has capitalism.

Take a look at us, the trophy wives
see how our arses overflow the chairs.

We need another revolution.

chronos

typographical work based on chuck palahniuk's 'rant,' using the quote "the future you have tomorrow won't be the same future you had yesterday." 2008.

we still will [a]

poster for an exhibition. june 08.