Friday, March 21, 2008
Thursday, March 20, 2008
A Picture of Dorian Gray

Of course, i will also be working on more focussed works, perhaps of the books i read over the year............lets hope i keep reading.
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Illustration
Visual ramblings

As for me, with no particular focussed sport watching hobbies, i endeavour to continue to produce 'visual ramblings' without any clear narrative whatsoever.........not entirely true!
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Illustration
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
F1 Australia 2008
As the new season has begun, so has my illustrated documentation of it, each Grand Prix will have an illustration done for it with the creation of a book at the end in October, which will be available to buy.As races go last Sundays was a great way to start the season, Ferrari looked a little lost, only seven cars actually finished and Lewis brought home a new guard for the win, roll on Sepang!
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Illustration
Tuesday, March 04, 2008
Lik & Neon - Setting Opposite Animation
Due to popular demand here is the animation which was played at Lik & Neon - Setting Opposite installation. Soon to be on the Lo-tec website and keep checking back as we working on some new animation delights. We will keep you posted.
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Moving Image
Sunday, March 02, 2008
Sunday, February 24, 2008
As The F1 Season Approaches..

As we're only a mere 3 weeks away from the start of a new Formula 1 season I've been working on a few images in anticipation- current World champion Kimi Raikkonen (top) , and The Issue of Customer Cars (below),enjoy!
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Illustration
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
'08


Happy new year all followers of the Lo-tec blog, heres to another 12 months of visual pleasures.....Beginning with........
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Illustration
Thursday, January 03, 2008
The Exhibition Oct 2007
An Exhibition in a previously abandoned Cathedral.A short snippet of works that showed in this spooky setting.
Friday, November 30, 2007
'Choosing And Using Paper For Great Graphic Design'
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We just received a copy of 'Choosing And Using Paper For Great Graphic Design' in the post, in which we are featured (see above), The book looks at our past installation for the 100% East design exhibition.
The book was compiled by design agency Absolute Zero, published by Rotovision and is available in shops now.
(ISBN 978-2-940361-58-8)
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Press
Monday, November 19, 2007
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Another t-shirt
I've just submitted my second t-shirt design on to threadless.com entitled 'dog in translation.' A translation for what a dog sounds like in different countries. Just in case you need it when you're on holiday.

The design is up and ready for your votes. Click on the link below to veiw and vote.

The design is up and ready for your votes. Click on the link below to veiw and vote.
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Illustration
Hackney Infocus

A recently finished flyer design for a photographic event taking place in Hackney.
Visit Hackney Infocus to submit your photos
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Print
Sunday, October 28, 2007
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Design On Threadless
Hey guys i've just entered one of my designs on to Threadless.com. Please check it out and vote like crazy. If it gets printed we get lots of money.
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Illustration
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Setting Opposite
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Setting Opposite

We are currently working on a shop installation for London Design Week 2007-
Setting Opposite
More info to come....
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Friday, July 06, 2007
Association of Illustrators- Images 31 Exhibition and book launch
Congratulations to Øivind for having his work selected for Images 31 which is produced by the AOI. Øivind's work was selected from over 1,000 other illlustration submissions and has been included in the Books section of the Exhibition and Images 31 book. Images 31 is the 31st annual edition and is considered British illustration's most important document.
The AOI was established in 1973 to advance and protect illustrator’s rights and encourage professional standards. The AOI is a non-profit making trade association dedicated to its members’ professional interests and the promotion of illustration.
Unfortunately Øivind is away in Norway at the moment taking part in his annual wooden longboat endurance holiday (!), so Simon and myself went along for the private view at the London College of Communication.
'The Little People introducing The Little Gardeners' Prints
Presentation and Award giving

'The Little People' book on display.
The exhibition runs from the 6th-28th of July, details are here
The AOI was established in 1973 to advance and protect illustrator’s rights and encourage professional standards. The AOI is a non-profit making trade association dedicated to its members’ professional interests and the promotion of illustration.
Unfortunately Øivind is away in Norway at the moment taking part in his annual wooden longboat endurance holiday (!), so Simon and myself went along for the private view at the London College of Communication.
'The Little People introducing The Little Gardeners' Prints
Presentation and Award giving
'The Little People' book on display.The exhibition runs from the 6th-28th of July, details are here
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Illustration,
Press,
Print
Monday, July 02, 2007
Checking out D&AD New Blood 2007
It's that time of year again, where the new design graduates come to London and show their work to the masses. Being two whole years since we were in the same situation, we wanted to see what the new wave of designers had to offer. Apart from D&AD getting too big and too saturated there were some really good pieces of work which stood out from the rest.
Away from all the viewing, Si and myself bumped into an old tutor and got chatting about what we have been doing with LO-TEC for the past two years and how much we have achieved. This led to an invitation back to our old Uni in Plymouth to give a talk to the current students on setting up your very own design studio. Which is very nice. So keep watching this space for a LO-TEC seminar near you.
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Just a little screen shot from the Funkdup article about myself and Lo-tec............check it out for yourself at www.funkduplondon.com
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Press
And in the flesh....

To follow with the rebranding of our main website, we've got some new promotional material.
This is how it looks. Since last September we've been busy working with a variety of clients who stemmed from 100% East but now comes our 1st marketing push so we can expand our creative horizons! Exciting times are ahead
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Illustration
Sunday, June 10, 2007
Check this out...........
Monday, November 27, 2006
Pixel Rings for Sale from Lik + Neon


A long time since I posted on the blog but im pleased to say that PXL rings are now available from Lik + Neon, 106, Sclater street, London, E1 6HR ( just off Brick Lane). There are 3 styles available, visible above and each comes in a variety of sizes to fit most fingers! The rings are also neatly packaged in a custom cut mini cardboard box. If your in or around Brick Lane, check them out in Lik + Neon. If London's out of the question drop me a line oli@lo-tec.co.uk
Sleeping (Less) Rough on BBC Midlands Today

On Friday the 24th I made a trip up to Birmingham to film for a feature on the Sleeping (Less) Rough bed. The report was shown to the Midlands region of the UK on the BBC evening news. Hopefully you can view the video here
Many thanks to BBC Midlands Today and the Noise Festival team
Thursday, November 16, 2006
Snippet in Icon magazine
This should have been posted up ages ago (sorry).... but we were mega busy preparing for 100%East at the time it was published (issue 40). How we smiled to have made it into a design publication! It's the first of many featurings hopefully.
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Press
Noise Festival
My Sleeping (Less) Rough and Wax Light projects were selected for exhibition at the Noise Festival at the Urbis in Manchester last month.
About Noise- "NOISE is not your typical arts festival. It has no physical location rather the central hub of activity takes place on the NOISE website making it the first 'virtual' festival of its kind in Europe! You can live anywhere in the UK and it is free to take part.
The best work will be selected for media showcase by some of the finest creative professionals in the UK including Peter Saville (Image-making), Mark Eley of Eley Kishimoto (Fashion), Danny Brown (New Media), Stella Vine (Fine Art), Wayne Hemingway (3D design) and Anthony Wilson (Word)."
So at the opening of the exhibition I got to meet Wayne Hemingway and also found out that I had won the opportunity to do a Noise Dream Job- two weeks work experience at Hemingway Design!
Noise had also arranged for two of the Sleeping (Less) Rough beds to be trialled by two Big Issue In The North sellers. The feedback has been good and I will be passing the results to a possible sponsor so that these beds can get closer to becoming made on a larger scale.
As a result of Noise my work has received press coverage on TV- 'Raw Creatives' (shown on the Community Channel) and in the Big Issue In The North.
Many thanks to all at Noise, Emily from Big Issue In The North, and Liam and Joseph for testing out the beds.
http://www.noisefestival.com/
http://www.bigissueinthenorth.com/
Lo-tec at 100%East

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Hello, first I would like to apologise about the lack of internet communication over the past month.... (BT took their time in getting us online, grrr)
Above is a montage of several hundred small photos taken at 100%East before the masses of crowds came.
Since 100%East we have all been working on a variety of projects. One project that came from 100%East should reach fruition in March at locations including Tate Modern, Whitechapel Gallery and BAFTA.....
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