Started playing around in illustrator and came up with this amusing little piece. Just goes to show, you shouldn’t mess with monsters!

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The third in the ‘Resonant Barrage’ series is electronica, based on its sharp electronic shapes combined with erratic and diffused textures.

Credit to Axeraider for his multiple brush sets.
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The second in the ‘Resonant Barrage’ series, this one is jazzy and soulful, with its combination of looping and sharp elements mixed up in a cool blue colour scheme.

Credit to Axeraider for his multiple brush sets.
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A new piece and the first in a set of three, showing different musical styles in a visual format. With it’s explosive background and sharp overcurrents in a red and orange colour palette, this piece represents rock.

Credit to Axeraider for his multiple brush sets.
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Briefed as needing the theme to be ’sexy and sophisticated’, this is the promotional material created for Andy Caldwell resident DJ sessions at San Francisco nightclub; ‘Vessel’. Items designed for production include flyers, posters and table signage.

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The second of the fractured beauties, this time working a lot more texture into the whole of the stock photo using multiple displacement maps created in Photoshop. I’ve made this one a lot more punchy with the use of a vibrant magenta-based colour scheme.

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Photomanipulation, mixing an HDR treatment to the stock photo background with overlaid vector graphics adds an organic feel to the urban setting. Image then finished up in Photoshop.

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Abstract piece using flowing lines and particles to give a sense of fluidity and motion. Mixed this up with some Illustrator created text to pull it all together. The masked version on white shows a good contrast with the deep colour scheme by capturing the motion within the text frame.

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