#publishing design

Do you too get all nostalgic when you stumble upon some old photos and things stored from your school days when you clean up your room?

Taxidermy for Language Animals

Looking forward to visiting Sonic Fan Fest at the weekend - the cool blue one has been one of my core geeky passions since I was a youngling, thanks largely to the UK's Sonic the Comic, published by Fleetway Editions between 1993 and 2002.

STC was the UK's official SEGA comic, featuring a unique continuity of stories and characters inspired by the Megadrive/Genesis games, as well as other strips based on the Sega superstars of the day. It also included magazine features with news, reviews, and tips for games released for Sega systems.

At long last, the wait is over! Star Wars The Acolyte Visual Guide is finally out and here is the striking cover I designed for it!

For those who celebrate MAY 4th, here is a peek into my very own Scarif vault, to look at the cover development I worked on for DK and lucasfilm's "Star Wars Dawn of Rebellion: The Visual Guide"

The book covered the fertile period of the saga from the rise of the Empire, through to the events leading up to Rogue One. There was plenty of content from the Obi-Wan Kenobi show, and a little up and coming project called Andor within its pages...

Surfice to say, I had way too much fun channelling a spy novel aesthetic initially, which eventully evolved into the final striking orange published cover!

I have a lot of love for all the Star Wars projects I've been involved with over the years, for lots of different reasons, but this one is probably my favourite of the visual guides I've worked on, in no small part due to the opportunity to really explore some interesting routes for the cover design!