So Far 2

Another month, another poster for Low Rez. We're playing a regional concert -as part of our So Far series- in a pretty town called Meeniyan, in South Gippsland here in Victoria.  Can't wait.

Role Models

A recent image for Child magazine to illustrate the fact that children often view their grandparents as heroes.

Home and Away meets Neighbours

My image for this month's Law Institute Journal celebrated an article in The Irish Law Society Gazette chronicling a meeting of the leaders of the law societies of Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and England and Wales. Apparently they were all photographed looking bored around the board room table and the heading was 'Home and Away meets Neighbours'. Remember when Kylie was a suburban car mechanic, those were the days.

Ten Favourite Places to Visit in Newfoundland and Labrador.

I had some fun doing this illo for McGraw Hill Ryerson in Canada. Mack Furlong wrote a humorous article on Ten Favourite Places to Visit in Newfoundland and Labrador. This image depicts a fishing village called Maudlin Brook where, legend says, a mordant Irish immigrant in the nineteenth century wept so much that he created the river that runs through it. This is not him, this is a jolly old fisherman of today.

A vintage cover

Don't you love the interweb. I was surfing the net looking for something else entirely and came upon an old book jacket I did for Penguin. This was around 1983, so as I'm still -ahem- 30something, I must have been around 3 when I did it. That would explain the illustration style of a deranged kindergarten child.

State of Etiquette

An image for Law Institute Journal about the concern some practitioners have about the slipping standards of etiquette on the streets and in court. 

Both Sides Now

My design and illustration for Low Rez's latest concerts. Low Rez is Melbourne's only male pop choir and this season we joined forces with the Melbourne Singers of Gospel for a hugely enjoyable day showcasing our two diverse styles and repertoires. Loads of fun and at one stage there were 100 or more singers on stage for numbers like Moon River and Both Sides Now.