Get Better. New T shirt designs

These are some of the planned designs for the new brand coming soon called 'Get Better.' Inspired by the Dan le Sac vs. Scroobius Pip song hopefully I can capture some of their fantastic music and transfer it to a brand and t shirt design.

Of course it won't all be of that theme, but these are some planned ideas anyway, I like the simple ideas.

When I get to (Middlesex if anyone is interested) uni in a few weeks I'll be printing some of them, probably be doing polo shirts and vests too, so, if I have enough money, once I have some/all printed on different styles I can properly launch the brand in London and get promoting!

Don't forget the Facebook and (new) Myspace page

Alex

Myspace 3.0 update

The new layout system is very nice to use, updated the Myspace if you fancy having a look. It's really simple to use now with all the modules and what not.

Pretty much using this as a portfolio until I sort out a website, I'm hoping I can work that out without too much fuss

The header or 'Marquee' is very simple to use, backgrounds are simple to use it's all going pretty smoothly. Only one problem I've had is the option to stretch the background never seems to go to the right size, that's why it's in Beta I suppose

If anyone needs a layout don't forget my price of £45 still applies
Cheers!

'How to rob your bank' & 'Good for you, Good for the Earth'

Entered these book cover design competitions, they came out well I think, happy with them!

Also don't forget T shirts are now only £7.99!

Julia Pott - Howard

This short film by Julia Pott is incredible.

She has such an awesome style in her illustrations, best I have seen for quite a while



'Do you remember when we met? You were brilliant, witty, gorgeous to look at...something's changed.
Film by Julia Pott,
Assistant Animator and Compositing by Robin Bushell,
Voice Over by Carolyn Saint Pe,
Sound Design by Danny Boyle,
Music by Walter,
Produced at the Royal College of Art 2010'

Lazy Oaf's Let's Face it with Tate Modern

Lazy Oaf are hosting an awesome live drawing event on the walls of the Tate Modern!
Unfortunately I'll be missing this due to work but I would really have loved to have gone. But all you people without work tomorrow get down there! 

The event is taking place in London’s most innovative art destination Tate Modern on Bankside [nearest tube: Southwark] on from 11am-5pm on Sunday 8th August.

They are filling a wall in the Turbine hall with frames so you can draw your self portraits in them.

It's free, so minimal excuses.