Instructional graphic on setting up domestic solar power system. Published by Rockport in Visual Language for Designers, by Connie Malamed.

Mobile Solar System

This illustration, one of many published in Deanne Cheuk's Neomu Magazine, was a conceptual take on  impressionism. Drawn from an axonometric projection it uses the dots of CMYK in print to allude to Seurat's original pointillist masterpiece.

La Grande Jatte in Axo

Poster and T-shirt design for a fundraising event to stop Australia's inhumane live export trade.

Stop Live Exports

Animation design and illustration for briefing room at the Buran Space Shuttle Exhibition, Sydney 2000.

Buran Russian Space Shuttle

Identity design for comics retailer in Australia.

Comiczone logo

One of four comics for Deanne Cheuk's MU magazine. My comics have been published in the UK, Australia and New Zealand. I have been an artist in and  the editor of SiC BAG comics, now in the Michael Hill Collection at the Australian National Library.

Comics

I am the designer and art director for Hidden Shoal Recordings, a critically acclaimed record label with a roster of international artists. I design and illustrate most of the CD and record sleeves we release, as well as commissioning photographers for cover shoots.

Designer for Hidden Shoal Recordings

A winning entry with Uriah Gray in the Seoul international Design Competition 2010. The Korean people are famously stoic. They go about their daily lives without fuss. This makes for an economically powerful and productive nation. But it also means that people have trouble communicating their real feelings. Koreans even have a name for psychosomatic problems emanating from suppressed emotion: Hwa Byung. But what if each person could express in a fun way how they are really feeling without having to say a word? Using the new technology, Augmented Reality (AR), we can create a fun performance within the city. A video wall becomes a giant, digital "truth mirror" in which everyone shares their feelings of the day. This is done through playful and colourful 3D graphics that float above the head of each participant.

Truth Mirror: A Display of Emotion

Public-space projections on a busy Perth street. Two animations compare newspaper sensationalism with a more rational approach to dealing with the pandemic.

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Stuart Medley