Marmalade Bear
Posted 29 Dec 2011 - No Comments - leave yours now!
I want to share a small project I completed for a friend before Christmas. My friend is a budding poet and wrote a few verses about a hunt for a ‘marmalade bear.’ He was so pleased with it he asked me to illustrate it for him so he might give it to his grandchildren as a gift.
Below is the result.

Ray-Box Logo & Card Design
Posted 14 Dec 2011 - One gratefully received comment
This is a logo project I finished in the last few months. I thought it was interesting enough to share with everyone.

Ray-Box create bespoke lighting installations. They are pieces of art in their own right but are built to make a feature of any chosen picture. Abi B creates lightboxes that light up any photo, quote or image that the customer requests. They are made as interior decor features.
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Maze Logistic Solutions Identity
Posted 19 Aug 2011 - One gratefully received comment
I’m pleased to share a project I completed recently for a new logistics company called Maze Logistic Solutions.
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Posted 23 May 2011 - One gratefully received comment

A while back I was asked by Digital Artist magazine to approve the use of some of the free design resources that I put up on my site to download. They were to be included on some of their free CD’s that accompany the magazine.
I believe they have been included in an English and Malaysian edition. This week I got a sample sent through of a French version.
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Our ‘not so Royal’ Wedding Tea Towel
Posted 04 May 2011 - 4 Gratefully received comments

Royal Weddings and cheesy merchandise go together like Princes and Princesses! But why do the Royals get all of the fun?
To help us celebrate on our special day I designed a tea towel of our own to commemorate the occasion!
Let me know what you think!
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Posted 31 Mar 2011 - 3 Gratefully received comments
I don’t and never have advertised myself as a web-developer. I have designed websites in the past, but have then passed over the coding to someone that knows what they are doing.

Having said this, it’s always good to give new things a try, and you never know what new skills you might want to learn once you’ve given something a try.
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Shakespeare Portrait used in Stage Show
Posted 24 Mar 2011 - One gratefully received comment
A while back I created a typographical portrait of Shakespeare as a tutorial (which you can see here). Towards the end of 2010 I was contacted by a gentleman named Ken Clark who is the set designer for The Hawthorne Players, a community theatre in St. Louis, Missouri, USA.

He asked me if they might be able to use my portrait as a backdrop for their performance of the improv and comedy show ‘The complete works of Shakespeare, Abridged.”
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I'm a freelance graphic designer living and working in Suffolk.
I've been using Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign & Quark Xpress since 1999 but I've been using pens, pencils, paper and most importantly my imagination for a lot longer. I'm always looking for new clients to work with and interesting projects to work on.


