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Smoov

jeff — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 16:48:50 +0000

Subtle or obvious? Is that what they really look like? I put it on a tee too. Check it out here..

New Commissioned Tees – Marcel & Wade

jeff — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 15:35:26 +0000

Here are two tees commisioned by Wade himself. The first is “Sinclair”, a character from Marcel Trilogy (check out the trailers here and here). Second is a variation of my previous vector portrait of Mr. Savage.

Hit the links to check out the tees over at the store. You can choose from heaps of different colours and about 4 different styles.

Fkn Jenius Tee

jeff — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 06:28:48 +0000

Heres Jen looking like a proper scene kid with her wayfarers and brand new personalised custom tee.

*lolsies!

“The Crew”

jeff — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 17:00:15 +0000

Commissioned as a going away gift my brother and his workmates at Westpac for their friend Hayley who is moving to the country. Group caricatures are usually quite tough as not only do you have to worry about likeness but composition and interactivity between the subjects as well. Still, as long as win > fail I’m satisfied.

Colouring in Competition

jeff — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 15:46:34 +0000

Finished this piece today for Constable Care. Its a children’s colouring-in competition with a native flora & fauna theme. It will support the Commissioners Mountain Bike Challenge.

As far as the process goes, I sketched most of it down at Exomod cafe over a hazelnut soy latte (my weakness) and inked it on the pc.

I’ve provided a link to the hi-res file if you want to download it for any kids you know. The competition ends on the 19th of September and all entry details are on the sheet itself. Enjoy

Download the Hi-Res version here.

Environmental Humour

jeff — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 00:34:38 +0000

I *may* have consumed milk that was abit optimistic on the expiry date. Now we wait and see what happens. Hopefully nothing.. I’m feeling optimistic

Update: Well I felt crook all day but survived with all my stomach contents intact. I guess soy milk is a little more forgiving on ones digestive system

Schoolism Assignment #2 – Silhouettes

jeff — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 15:55:34 +0000

Your assignment throughout this course is design Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. They can be from any time period, past present or future. Create a new take, a new style on the characters. Are they spacemen, pirates, cowboys. You get the idea. Be sure you know the basic concept of your characters before you silhouette them

My version of this story involves a shy, mild-mannered I.T guy who is an extremely boring and uninteresting fellow. He happens to fall in love with a cute girl at a bookshop, but cannot work up the courage to ask her out. On the rare occasion he manages to get a chance to speak to her, there is usually an unfortunate mishap (e.g. someone loud interrupts, the shop closes, he chokes).

As a last resort he looks up some tips on the internet on attracting to women and finds an obscure website with a recipe for a ‘magical’ love spell. With nothing to lose he seeks out the exotic ingredients and prepares the concoction.

He consumes it and Mr. Hyde is born.

Mr. Hyde is the complete opposite to Dr. Jekyll in personality and physicality. He is arrogant, tall, well groomed and well spoken. He is flamboyant and very confident. He is popular and loves to socialise. Women fall for him in droves.

Of course, it would be inevitable that Hyde makes a move on Jekyll’s cute bookshop girl and that’s where the fun begins…

kyoot koala

jeff — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 02:00:36 +0000