I love making silly characters! I'm a very big fan of Tokidoki, gloomy bear and other novelty characters. So why not an axolotl? Why not a MAGICIAN axolotl? They're unique creatures on their own and very rarely illustrated or talked about, so I decided to play around and make a lovable character

Since I have gathered more experience in the industry I decided to re-brand myself with a cleaner and more mature layout while still keeping a contrasting color scheme.

This project was very fun to make. I wanted a new vector illustration that could combine my quirky character design with something a little more mature.

I designed this character for a friend of mine who needed an avatar for his gamer tag. He wanted a ninja-viking crossover, so I did the best I could while still bearing resemblance to him!

Silly ideas still require good execution, there really is no deep meaning to this vector, and yet it remains one of my favourites, regardless of it's simplicity.

Sometimes the most difficult work is the work that you do for yourself. I have redesigned Layer56 several times before I finally decided on a completely fresh layout. Here is one of my Layer56 layouts which may not have ended up becoming my website, but should not be neglected and deserves a showcase!

The layout was based on an accordion-style menu using Javascript where I was planning on putting all of my content on the same page.

Adala is a clothing line created by a young designer Melanie. She asked me to revamp her site since her previous one was outdated. I thoroughly enjoyed creating her layouts and received great feedback!

The Four Oaks logo was created for a customer who was interested in placing multiple orders from our office. Four Oaks was initially logo-less and wanted something that would stand out a little more then just typeset. I wanted to help him get his foot through the door so I created a logo which he loved! It ended up being engraved and printed on his promotional products.