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Who we have worked with
Our Recent Jobs
Been flat out lately with some killer design jobs—created a dark fan poster for G.O.O.L, nailed a bold logo for Syndicate Ink in Maryborough, and built a full branding package for BDR Contracting, a mechanic mate of mine needing a look that repped his skills and roots. Each project pushed a different vibe, and I’m stoked with how they all turned out.
CheapTalk
Cheap Talk Food & Wine Festival
This poster was created for "Cheap Talk," a cover band in Central Queensland, to promote their performance at the Food & Wine Festival. The event celebrates local cuisine, wine, and live music, making it an ideal setting to showcase Cheap Talk’s vibrant energy.
For this project, Thomas Rynne continued the visual style developed in a previous collaboration, which resonated well with both the client and the audience. The design centers around the band members sitting around a table filled with food, wine, and beer, encapsulating the festival's theme. In the background, a stage with large speakers and band equipment sets the scene, with a prominent banner above it providing the event details.
Reckless Ninety-Nine, who managed the text/information and final adjustments.
Created For
Client: CheapTalk
Collaborator: Thomas Rynne
Syndicate Ink
Designed the logo for Syndicate Ink, a badass tattoo shop in Maryborough, Queensland—and we nailed it on the first go. Clean, bold, and gritty, the design captures the spirit of the shop perfectly. Couldn’t be prouder to have worked with such a solid crew.
G.O.O.L
Gangs Of Old Ladies (G.O.O.L)
This fan-made Gangs Of Old Ladies (G.O.O.L) poster was created as a tribute to our good buddies in the band. The artwork features a dark, monstrous creature experimented on—an eerie, unsettling image that perfectly mirrors G.O.O.L’s crushing heavy metal sound. The twisted visuals channel their brutal riffs and chaotic energy, capturing the raw power that defines their music.
BDR Contracting
Pumped to design the logo, business cards, and service stickers for BDR Contracting—a mechanic business run by a good mate of mine. After getting let down by other design crews taking too long, he hit me up for something unique that truly repped his mechanical skills and country roots. We delivered a one-of-a-kind look that’s all grit, gear, and pride.
