The Meaning of Zero
A series of animated infographics and graphs for Zero Invasive Predators Aotearoa
Hāpaitia: te Oranga Tangata
Brand and publication design for Te Uepū justice reform advisory group.
Ināia Tonu Nei
Publication and layout design for “Ināia Tonu Nei – We lead, you follow”, a Māori-led hui focussing on justice reform, and in response to the Ministry of Justice-led Hāpaitia: te Oranga Tangata hui. Work included a series of publications and graphics in English and Te Reo Māori, as well as 8 metre by 2.4 metre […]
Sweatermess – Mossnapping
Noises, lyrics, production, and artwork by me. 💜
Nosy
It’s a font that makes faces! Come have a play.
RiverWatch illustrations
A set of illustrations of the waterways of Aotearoa and the taonga that inhabit them.
Pōneke
Mono-line map of Te Whanganui-a-Tara contours and forests, built from open-source data, and digitally printed to cherrywood veneer, 1.2 × 2.4m.
RiverWatch – Race to the top
Animation and sound design by me.
InDesign Rrrandomise Scripts
A few little scripts to subtly randomise text in InDesign. You can download them, too!
Queen Charlotte Signage
Signage designed and printed for the Queen Charlotte track, Marlborough Sounds to explain the Bottle Rock project undertaken by Zero Invasive Predators (ZIP), New Zealand.
Barkhad’s Hot Sauce
Identity, label, and web design for small, Mirimar-based Somali hot sauce.
Inkanimal badges
For Ink Digital. 38mm tin badges with a matte laminate, printed to Cocoon recycled paper.
RiverWatch – What’s in your beer?
Animation and sound design by me.
ZIP Annual Report 2015/16
Photographic, illustrative, and cartographic work, including that one time I got to go and take a photo of Maggie Barry cutting a ribbon.
Method
A small display shelf for Method Recycling, Wellington. Designed to be printed and cut from one sheet of fully-recyclable 10mm kraft fluted card, and fully assembled/disassembled without adhesive. Designed for Ink.
RiverWatch Branding
A comprehensive design of identity, website, photography, and video for RiverWatch.nz – a campaign to raise money to test the cleanliness of Aotearoa’s rivers.
How to Print
A small publication on the basics of digital print, created in collaboration with a lecture series at Massey University. Designed for Ink.
ZIP Annual Report
Mapping, photography, and layout design. The nose you can see belongs to Tūī. Thank you Tūī for your help.
The Crowd – PledgeMe
Design and production of The Crowd magazine for PledgeMe. Additional illustrations by Jem Yoshioka.
Henri Didot
A superfine Didot, Henri Didot is best used at huge sizes. Super high contrast, reworked metrics and kerning, and OpenType oldstyle figures. Keep away from balloons and inquisitive children. Download for free, or donate to support more projects. Download! Henri Didot is based on the work of Alexey Kryukov, and released under the Open Font License.
Franz Baltiqua
No squishy bits. A typeface with all straight lines, and lots of little secrets.
Kitsune Udon
Curly and delicious. A loose, dynamic, hand-crafted script with enough OpenType flourishes to keep things interesting, and extensive language support. 1194 characters and counting. OpenType ligature support highly recommended! (Download includes instructions for how to turn this on.) Download Kitsune Udon now!
Futíða
A hand-inked recreation of a classic typeface. Best at big sizes (but don’t go crazy). Be sure to turn on discretionary ligatures to enjoy a set of entirely inappropriate ligatures. Entirely inappropriate ligatures inspired by Avant Garde. Be sure to turn on discretionary ligatures in Photoshop/InDesign. Download Futíða now!
Les Rosbif
An ode to drawing words on each other’s arms with Sharpies in Wellington, New Zealand. Unapologetically imperfect, and stuffed with an improbable melange of ligatures. Available on YouWorkForThem.com
Trýna no. 5
A font based on some hand-daubed writing in a homemade Icelandic museum. Four of each glyph for four times more fun.
Vopnafjörður
Identity and postcard creation for the small fishing village of Vopnafjörður, East Iceland. Branding was to incorporate the existing logo of the town, and use photos taken in and around the area – mostly by locals. Copy played with the distance and obscurity of the location, whilst celebrating the unique aspects of the village.
Time Lapsed
Promotional material for the Time Lapsed art show held in Kobe, Japan in May 2013.