Illustration – Andrew Bourne

Jibaro

Jibaro Passion Piece inspired by the incredible animated film which featured on Netflix’s Love, Death and Robots. Read More

IDLES – ULTRA MONO

Had the privilege of creating the Logotype for Bristol band, IDLES 2020 album, ULTRA MONO, which went straight to number one in the album charts on its release.

Guinness – Africa

Whilst at ILovedust, I worked on these limited edition Poster and bottle label designs for Guinness Foreign Extra Stout, (the good stuff!) To commemorate 60 years of Ghanian independence.

Radiators

Did the artwork for local Bristol Garage Rockers, Radiators. Their brief was a redneck floating in a tyre, in a toxic pond, surrounded by burning tyres, so…. Voila! Out soon on Breakfast Records.

Screen print designs for Belleville Cafe and roastery in Paris and my first commission through my side project, Sun-Ray Studio. The brief was to create 1930s and 1940s style advert illustrations for their new coffee brands. lettering by Ged Palmer

The National Open Youth Orchestra

Awesome job for The National youth Orchestra. Open Orchestras was originally created to give a musical platform to the hidden voices of those with disabilities through incredible sound design and technology.. ‘Making disability inaudible’ as they put it. These Illustrations of famous composers are featured on their coveted Clarion app.

Oowee Diner

Had the pleasure of designing some characters and neon signs for top Burger-smiths, Oowee Diner in Bristol. Also did an indoor mural at their Bedminster store. Fun job!

Subaru Snowboard

Limited edition snowboard for Subaru. The design came from the concept of taking your Scooby on a Snowboarding holiday, from the city to the mountains. Created whilst working at Ilovedust.

Fast Company Magazine

Had the pleasure of creating this editorial piece for Fast Company whilst working at Ilovedust. About tech companies becoming involved in the movie business.

No Idea Beer

Psychedelic Beer can design I worked on at Ilovedust for Meat Liquor’s very own No Idea Beer. The concept was the product of an ever-changing brief – first off it was meant to be called ‘Kaleidoscopic kalashnikov’, then it changed to ‘Kicking Horse’, not long after it was ‘Bucka-Brew’. By the end of it there…