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Fortune // Dec. 3, 2012

 

Illustration by Justin Mezzell

Fortune // March 15, 2016

 

Illustrations by Aleksandar Savic

Read ‘Sonorama panorama’ on the Eye blog. A French magazine that put a new light (and spin) on musical multimedia.

IEEE Spectrum // October 2010

 

A feature on how engineers are trying to bring blimps back into the modern age. This is a company-provided illustration, and I tweaked the color a bit to get some of Sky Captain & The World of Tomorrow's vibe.

IEEE Spectrum // March 2010

 

Information graphic from a story about a Rutgers student team that remotely navigated an underwater glider across the Atlantic Ocean. I conceptualized and art directed graphics with illustrator Emily Cooper to show how electric gliders work, compared to thermal gliders.

Read ‘Sonorama panorama’ on the Eye blog. A French magazine that put a new light (and spin) on musical multimedia.

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From the Ladies Home Journal. February 1927

Team Evil

Cassette Tape Magazine

- Design Direction

- Illustration

- Print Design

- Production Supervision

 

Get one! www.teamevil.com.au/

 

See more pics www.studiopounce.com/print/team-evil-magazine/

 

Fortune // Sept. 15, 2015

 

Typography by Steven Wilson

Original illustration ©CSA Images

Recipes for Lent, or as Sealtest likes to call them "healthful restraint".

Fortune // July 1, 2015

 

Photograph by Ian Allen

Logo by Marius Roosendaal

Fortune // April 9, 2012

 

Illustration by Shaw Nielsen

Fortune // May 1, 2015

 

Photograph by Ian Allen

This brief is a self initiated brief to create 100% fruit juice packaging design for kids to attract fresh fruit juice instead of fizzy drinks and is an alternative to the fruit shoot by Robinson's which is not 100% fruit juice.

 

I done illustration to get kids interested and build a relationship with the carton characters. The top of the carton is perforated and will tear to reveal and extendable straw which can then be pushed back down into the carton and sealed to prevent leaking and mean the kids dont have to drink it all in one go.

Using photography with the colour to show a relaxing feel to the menu and show you can take your time to order just 'chill out' photography is photographs i took while in Whitehaven which is where Zest is situated.

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