Team Photo
I’ve always wanted to do a foosball design. This just came to me one day when I watching some sport. Just seems funny to me - I like the idea of the little identical players all coming together for a photo before they start spinning. BUY NOW
Extreme Beginnings
I’m sure back then there was somebody who tried to push the limits. In light of there being no current pictorial evidence I’ve recreated a typical saturday afternoon scene down on the village green where the fathers of extreme pathed the way for things to come! BUY NOW
Go For Launch
In this age of fossil fuel depletion a new energy source will be required. Mythbuster’s and Youtube experimentation has shown that this may well become a viable alternative. BUY NOW
Dangerous Games
This design has always been a favourite of mine. My depiction of the seconds just before the that horrible incident which saw scissors removed from all olympic running events. They always said it was dangerous, but if his shoe laces had been done up properly it would have been fine. BUY NOW
Paperboy
This is definitely one that went through a few versions over the space of about 18 months. Basically the idea was about having a paperboy made of paper and originally it was made out of newspaper covered in text. That just made for a confusing design and was hard to understand what was going on. I redrew it quite quickly and until recently I wasn’t sure if this could actually work out of an A4 sheet. You can download a pdf of it off my site and make it too.
The design available at Threadless
Go Japan!
This was where it all began for me. It was around the time of the olympics in 2004 and I was watching the sprinting events, Im not really sure where the sumo idea came from but I liked the idea of the big guy running his heart out in amongst the finely tuned athletes! This was back in the day when only 4 colours were available. I subbed the design on grey but threadless printed it on red and added the extra colour to the print, which I think was a good choice!
This design available at Threadless