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New / Old Inspirations

Recently, I’ve found myself returning to the inspiration that really opened my eyes during my development years as adesigner. These development years established how I view design now, what I regard as good design and what I find aesthetically pleasing.

Note: I define development years loosely as late high school when I tailored my education by selecting graphic and design based subjects, through to leaving university.

After sitting down and really thinking about how I absorbed so much of this type of inspiration, and looking over a lot of my recent work, I realised that I have come full circle to what I originally aimed to create as a student – though with a little more tact and knowledge this time round.  😉

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The Joys of Riding Rural.

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The following article appeared in the December edition of Triathlon & Multisport Magazine. Thanks to Rob Hay, the editor for allowing me to write the Welcome to my World article, it had a great response from friends, family and fellow CCTS club members. Also, thanks to Stewart Chambers for the photography.

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A Round-Up of Music from Twenty-Thirteen

For me, music is a massive part of the creative process. It allows me to get in the zone easily and put some solid hours into whatever I’m working on at the time.

Here is a round up of the albums that I’ve been listening to this year – Some are old favourites, some are new releases for 2013, not everything that I’ve listened to this year is here, this is just a selection.

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Movember

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This month, so far, I have been participating Movember. Any donations are greatly appreciated. This is our chance to help raise awareness and funds for men’s health – An issue that kills more than four men every hour.

“Movember aims to change the face of men’s health and reverse this way of thinking by putting a fun twist on this serious issue. Using the moustache as a catalyst, we want to bring about change and give men the opportunity and confidence to learn and talk about their health more openly and take action.”

SP Melbourne 2013

Semi-Permanent Melbourne… Wow.

This years build up to Semi-Permanent Melbourne grew more exciting the closer the event came. With the addition of some awesome and very inspiring speakers, and the event being held at one of my favourite buildings in Melbourne ( Melbourne Exhibition & Convention Centre – It’s an architectural masterpiece ), I was hanging for this event to roll around – And I wasn’t disappointed.

All speakers this year were brilliant, but here is a brief summary of my personal highlights from the event.

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