Aimei Ozaki

I can't actually believe this is a painting, like seriously, it's some sor tof airbrush boudelaire business, but the level of 'realism' is a bit flippin ridiculous.

Check out the rest of his stuff at 50 Watts

Lolipop Business Cards

These are the business card designs for the lolipop brand, I wanted to keep it colourful and fun to stand out a little and represent what the brand is about.

Nice repurposing of a tube map for the human body, by This Guy

Lolipop Posters

Some marketing posters for lolipop, I wanted to keep the style simple and minimalist, with bright colours.

Shaded Lolipop final logo

After creating my logo in illustrator, I bopped it over to photoshop and shaded it to give it a more comfortable and warm feel, I also made a quick black and white version for use on b&w letterheads and such.

Lolipop logo development

Having decided to adopt a candy-cane-esque style for my logotype I started to create the pattern rush needed for the paths so I could then trace over my chosen typeface and create a new logotype.

I also messed around with a few different colour combinations but settled on a slightly lighter pink version of the traditional candy cane format.

Si Scott is Resonating some talent

Si Scott's illustration series entitled Resonate is pretty flippin awesome, if I had some money I would buy at least three of these different prints for my wall, alas all I can do is set them as my wallpaper.

Stencil-tastic

Partly as part of my project at the moment and partly because I haven't made a stencil in ages, I used to make loads and miss it soooooo much. So I made a stencil of a lollipop, As I didn't have a printer I had to trace it off my screen from an illustrator file I made and the mount it, cut it and then take it down to my local skate park to spray up the place.

New project

Having started our new project in which I have to brand a made up company, made up by me. I have decided to start doing the branding for my a sweet shop called 'lolipop' I started about collecting various moodboard-ish images that I think should help define the visual style of my brand.