It was so much fun working in a new style! I had done a lot of digital manipulation but not full blown digital collage like this. It was fun doing cut-out fx for the clouds and figuring out how to bring it all together.

So honoured getting to make this for Max.

You ain’t slowing down

Extremely proud of this cover for my last album, Liminal. Simple (and poorly done) clay model I made, photographed and edited into a stock background I found. Matching the lighting and using the gradient to blend everything together was extremely fun.

And then I got to smash the model and turn that into art for the supporting EP and book! That was a heart breaking moment.

I believe our greatest trait is adaptability to strange times

This world is now so far removed from stone, water and fire

Yet we flourish, thrive and achieve the impossible and again

This is still life. High contrast.

It is hubris to search for secrets not worth knowing

or to attempt in conquering timeless force

Quick design concept - I'd love to get an image or even work with someone who makes latex masks for something like this. Nice and simple design, but I keep coming back to it.

Use of A.I for creature

Quick design concept - Saw a bed under a rangehood in a band greenroom/empty pub kitchen. Was perplexing, and quite a vibe

Shadows on the wall

Feeding

Well fed

Process // Over // Process \\ Over \\ Product

How do you stay focused on the small tasks rather than being daunted by the larger project you're working towards? And how do all the different things you do fit together to make a larger piece or goal?

Red // Black // Gold

Cheap grounds // Amber earth

Cold Home // Stale upon purchase

Looking back on some of my favourite designs I've done over the past few years. Starting with State of Oscillation. Vibe Union's house, techno and live art parties @ Radio Bar.

Are you talking to a real person? Who made that piece of art? Are we about to lose our grip of reality on the internet?

Maybe, or perhaps a.i will act as a cleanser by destroying social media platforms, and we’ll start over. I have a muse about that on this episode.

Is it more effective to dedicate a large chunk of time to being creative? A creative retreat. Or, make creativity part of your daily routine? I'm sure it's different for everyone, but let's have a chat about what works.

It's sort of a non-issue really, but how do you choose what to read/play/watch next? How do you find those pieces of art that are going to change your life? Or more likely, should you not worry about that?

How do you figure out what you want to do? I think it's often easier to work out what you DON'T want to do.

Talking about taking breaks on large projects, and finding where you truly feel at home creatively.

You should start a website/podcast/youtube channel. Some musings today on the idea of ‘too much content’ vs using the internet as a giant collective scrapbook.

New EP: A Short Walk

Groovy, progressive, and lush deep house with rap vocals.

Streaming everywhere!

Some loose thoughts on collaboration and communication in creative projects, bands etc.

It’s been a nuts few weeks around the world. In the chaos, do you feel comfort in knowing change can happen quickly, or are you overwhelmed by it all?

“There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen.”

― Lenin

When does a job mean more than just the hours you're doing? How do you check in on yourself to realise when it's time to make a change?