Illustrator

This mineshaft explosion study was created while experimenting with Cinema 4D.

Client: The FA Project: This animated crest was created in Cinema 4D and composited in After Effects.

Client: UPS. Project: These HTML5 banners were created to advertise the UPS Export Quiz. All of the graphics are scalable vector so look great on retina screens.

Client: Google. Project: These flash banners were created to advertise Google AdSense and illustrate how web ads are customised depending on the content of the website they are served to. Tools: Flash, Illustrator, Double Click. Demo Pages: Adsense MPU demo

Client: Google, VSauce Project: I created a short MineCraft style animation for Michael of VSauce. As part of Google Science Fair Michael was answering questions from viewers, including a query from Notch, the creator of Minecraft.

Client: Google. Project: These Flash banners were created to advertise the new Super Sync Sports game for Google Chrome. The YouTube banner was rich media and included a soundtrack. The animation needed to emphasise the ability to sync your mobile and use it as a game controller, while capturing the excitement of the final game. [...]

Client: Ogilvy Primary Contact. Project: This video was created as an educational tool to help Syngenta staff to understand new brand voice guidelines.

Client: Ogilvy Primary Contact Project: This short After Effects animation was created to help with a pitch to Sage for a new advertising Campaign.

Client: Google. Project: This campaign was created to promote Google ebooks in bookshops and websites across the UK and US. I developed and artworked the creative for the posters as well as creating animated versions for the web. Demo Pages: ebooks web banners

Client: The FA. Project: A new identity was created for The FA's new digital channel FA tv which streams live soccer games via their website video player. After looking at various design concepts and logo options the client settled for the lozenge style logo, which is used for print, online and as a video 'bug'. [...]