First Time Flyers

Since the very beginning of the band I have been working with Tim, Poppy, Vicki and Jake to craft the visual presence of First Time Flyers. From their band logo through Singles, Posters, Merch and the cover art and physical releases of their debut album on Vinyl and CD all included. They always give me a fun challenge, and great ideas to help bring their songs to life.

Black and white collage of the band First Time Flyers at various events, including concerts, social gatherings, and outdoor activities.
Two black vinyl records and two album covers with a band photo, along with a lyric sheet in the background, all arranged on a light gray surface.
Group of five friends posing inside a barn-like structure with the large yellow letters spelling 'JUMP' overhead. The friends are playing guitars, dancing, and smiling, surrounded by blurred people in motion. The text 'first time flyers' is written a
Four young adults standing in an industrial-style room with white brick walls and exposed ceiling pipes. The text on the image reads "First Time Flyers Your Side of the Bed."
A group of young adults gathered in an urban setting with graffiti and barred windows, holding a large sign that reads 'first time lovers'.
Group of four young adults posing in front of a sign that says 'Forget You' with 'First Time Flyers' written above.
Black T-shirt with white print design, hanging on a wooden hanger against an orange background.
Group of smiling people wearing sunglasses and fashionable clothing at a party, with a large pink text overlay that reads 'PRIMADONNA' and part of another message underneath.
Four young adults sitting on a bench in front of large neon sign reading 'Gold'. The background features a ceiling with a grid pattern and a warm yellow-orange glow.
Close-up of a diverse group of smiling friends, some looking upwards and into each other's eyes, with the text 'First time Flyers' overlayed.

65 Country

Matt & G came to me with a vision for their UK Country focused media company 65 Country, and were looking for a brand that could umbrella their various outlets within it. Alongside this I created new branding for G’s radio show, Country with G and down the line got to work on key art and assets for their first ever Live show version of their podcast ‘Chatter Hoochee’.

Two young adults, a woman with long brown hair and a man with short dark hair, holding blue signs that say 'Chatter Hoochee' and peering over them with curious expressions. They are sitting at a wooden table outside in front of a brick wall.
Poster for live music event titled 'Chatter Hoochee Live' with portraits of three women, including Janet Devlin, Jack Browning, and Louise Parker, scheduled for Thursday, April 2nd at The Camden Club in London, promoting tickets on sale soon.
Blue background with white and pink text and an illustration of a woman wearing a cowboy hat and holding a microphone like a lasso.
Logo of Sonoma County with an orange background, featuring a white and dark blue stylized depiction of a mountain or hill in the center.
Close-up of an orange sign with blue cursive text reading 'Gotta do the Day Job to Build the Dream Job,' on a blue background.
A white and blue trucker hat with blue mesh back and a white front panel that has text reading 'Chenny Kesney' on an orange background.

Girls in Low Places

After a chance meeting with one of the show’s hosts, and a cheeky bit of “This is what it could be…” I was thrilled to refresh the branding for Katie and Ozzy’s ‘Girls in Low Places’ podcast. Since the rebrand the podcast simply will not stop growing. They cannot and will not be stopped, with massive guests, brand collaborations and festival appearances coming out or their ears.

Red and white checkered tablecloth.
A woman wearing sunglasses and a red cowboy hat sitting on a gray armchair, holding a glass of beer, with a red cowboy hat and a microphone in her hand, against a plain light background. Podcast key art for 'Girls in Low Places'.
Red background with a pink illustration of cowboy boots.
A podcast studio setup with two white armchairs, pink pillows, pink curtains in the background, and a neon sign that reads "girls in Low places." There are two large studio lights on either side, and microphones are set up in front of the chairs.
Red graphic with white text that reads "New Episode" on a pink background.
Red background with pink graphic saying 'GILP'.

Single Art

Two people standing in a dark tunnel, one man and one woman, both dressed in dark clothing, with the woman having curly hair and the man wearing a cap, posing confidently with the tunnel's arch overhead. Text on the image reads "TPJ Cotton Eye Joe KG
Illustration of a mountain with a pile of crumpled paper, coins, and a sticker labeled "Ach Bry" at the base, with the text "Ollie Hawkins Take the money and Run" above.
Close-up black and white image of a person's eye and eyebrow with part of their face visible, and some text overlay.
Album cover featuring the silhouette of a person in a cowboy hat walking outdoors at sunset, with a large faded image of a woman wearing a wide-brimmed hat in the background, and geometric lines intersecting the scene. Text on the cover includes the