Out of all the bits we did at Upper this is my favorite. I love the image, the font used and the simplicity of this ad.

This ad featured in VNA and a few other mag's in 2009/10

Main flyer for the Jonathan Marks show..!

I designed these flyers for the graffiti artist BLAM for a show that he did with Upper Playground.

 

These are the boards I designed for the show and were put up at the entrance of the NikeiD studio.....

Aynzli chilling in the yard before the shoot....

Scirocco Studio was a touring exhibition to promote the launch of the VW
Scirocco, Traffic commissioned five creatives to come up with objects, images
and installations inspired by cars. The exhibition toured across the UK, in
Glasgow, Manchester, Bristol and London.

The guys at Partizan asked me to go down and film the event.....so I did!!!

This is the first of two Snow Patrol behinds the scenes i shot back in 2009.

This one's for "Take back the City"

This another making of I shot for Snow Patrol for their

single "Crack the Shutters" back in 2009!!! Think we were starting "get to know each

other" at that point....don't know how comfortable I felt about that?!*

Na, they we're alright!!

Watch it!!!

This was a short video I made for an installation that was being held at the BFI in 2009 for director Michel Gondry and the artist Michel Gondry.

The new Gallery commission at BFI Southbank is a collaboration between visual artist Pierre Bismuth and acclaimed film director Michel Gondry. For the BFI they have created a new version of The All-Seeing Eye, an installation which explores, this time in the visual arts field, the themes at the core of the feature movie Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, directed by Gondry and based on an original idea by Bismuth; it won the 2005 Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay, making Bismuth the only contemporary artist to have ever received an Oscar.

The exhibition explores one of the most successful collaborations to date between a contemporary artist and a film-maker and exemplifies how film and art are interconnected today. Like the film, The All-Seeing Eye shows subtraction as the metaphor for a world without communication and relationships. A room is stripped bare, the not immediately apparent visual erasure creating a moment of displacement in the spectator comparable to the feeling experienced when a memory is lost, despite its strength and against one's will, simply by means of time passing. The theme of memory and its erasure links The All-Seeing Eye with Eternal Sunshine..., a connection that is underlined by a television in the room playing a scene from the film throughout the piece. The subtractive process of scenery-changes, seemingly high-tech, was instead manipulated off-screen in real time while filming, an example of Bismuth and Gondry's shared fondness for special effects created by low-tech or non-digital means.

Gondry Video

This was a project I worked on with an artist called Amar Stewart. The idea was to create as much content (video, photo's, artwork) around a specific group of girls that we choose. Amar loving the oriental side of life decided that they should be of this background so we found six girls and went about trying to capture their individualities as best we could. I shot the images and made a short film on one of the girls talking about herself and Amar created a body of art work around each of them as well. Clothing giants NIKE heard about it and wanted to get involved in some way, so we we let them host the launch party in their NIKEiD studio in NIKETOWN London. We set up a blog MYSPACE and a Facebook page so check them out!!!

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=35449208057&ref=ts

http://www.eastmeetswest84.blogspot.com/

http://www.myspace.com/eastmeetswest84

Take a look at the results......

Clip of Amar pasting up one of the girls for the show......

Clip of Amar pasting up on of the girls........