I’ve been sleeping on updating my blog, the Cold Pumas / Male Bonding split came back from the pressing plant a while back but I didn’t blog it! I’m so pleased at how these came out. They are printed reverse board which simply means the sleeves are printed inside out. The finish is great and the record is flying out. If you wanna order one then head over to the Faux Discx store, there’s only 320 (it’s an edition of 300 but we had 20 overs) so don’t wait!
I got a new digital camera. It’s called a Digital Harinezumi and it’s pretty awesome. It’s so small and shoots grainy images with blown out colours. The video is great too, it captures footage that looks like it should have been shot on vintage 8mm film. Above are some of my first shots. Expect more soon no doubt.
Another gig poster. This time comissioned by Fear & Records. It’s a deer on fire. It’s deep.
A new poster design for Smalltown America’s BBQ-punk-rock-show-extravaganza. Click here for more details if you’re a facebooker. Since as it’s summer I went for a summery fade. Can’t seem to shake those guts.
I’ve just sent off the artwork for the debut release by my band - Cold Pumas. It’s coming out on my own label and we’re sharing the slice of wax with the rather excellent Male Bonding. It’s gonna be printed on reverse board for a beautiful true matt finish. The image is from a stock library - I thought it was perfect and should remain untainted by text. Either that or I’m lazy. You can order a copy of the record (there’s only 300) here.
Went on a CSS course. Pretty cool huh?
AT LAST! Wrecked Angles - the album by my old band An Emergency, is now available on white C-40 cassette. My good buddy Matt Flag has released it via his Suplex Cassettes label and you can order it HERE. It’s a limited edition of just 50, each with a hand-numbered fold-out sleeve designed by myself. Don’t sleep.
Just got a copy of the digipack artwork I did for Mutiny On The Bounty. It was a pretty time consuming job and involved lots of drawing. The band were super stoked with it and I’m really pleased with how it came out. More over at my Flickr page.
