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Most projects include both digital banners for social media & websites, and flyers rendered for print.

PsyJelly rebrand to Deep Sea Frequencies

January 2025

Tools: Photoshop

🌐🔗B̄ehance link

Header banners for SoundCloud and Bandcamp.

PsyJelly 20th Edition event

September 2024

Bristol, Avon, United Kingdom

Tools: Photoshop

🌐🔗B̄ehance link

PsyJelly 19 — Live music with MantisMash & Pangani

Date

Bristol, Avon, United Kingdom

Tools

🌐🔗B̄ehance link

Like the design for PsyJelly 15, all the effects in this design were achieved using the blending effects inside Photoshop.

PsyJelly 18 — Culprate, Shankara, Beatroots

September 2023

Bristol, Avon, United Kingdom

Tools: Blender, Photoshop

🌐🔗B̄ehance link

I wasn't originally going for such a geometric form, but I created this accidentally via a repeating-shape modifier in Blender, and thought it looked really cool, so I went with it.

This project also gave me the opportunity to 3Dimensionise existing 2D rasters, which was great experience that is useful in pretty much every 3D rendering & animation project. I learnt about meshes, cleaning up the nodes, methods like loop-cutting, topology, and more.

Pitch Black Exodus tour and The MoonRakers

April 2023

Bristol, Avon, United Kingdom

Tools: Photoshop

🌐🔗B̄ehance link

PsyJelly 17 — Live music (second edition) — Kaya Project, Nango Manchay

December 2022

Bristol, Avon, United Kingdom

Tools: Mandelbulb, Blender, Photoshop

🌐🔗B̄ehance link

PsyJelly 16 — Halfred, Iacchus, Ekorce — 5th Birthday Bash

February 2022

Bristol, Avon, United Kingdom

Tools: Blender, Photoshop

🌐🔗B̄ehance link

This was my first real dip into using Blender. I had been playing with it for a few weeks prior, building an underwaterscape around my first 3D model of the PsyJelly logo.

Perfecting the colouring and the material surfaces is a tricky job and there are so many parameters in different aspects of the 3D world that it can be quite frustrating, especially with how long it sometimes takes to render after each modification. I have learnt some tricks on how to make super-speedy renders, just to see how it looks...

Don't buy MSI machines!!!

My laptop is a gaming laptop (made by MSI! Don't buy MSI!!!) and the GPU has some kind of problem when certain tasks are run by Blender, causing the laptop to drop power instantaneously, of course losing all my work since the last autosave. Due to this bug, I've since stopped experimenting with 3D rendering, although I'll test future Blender builds out when I have free time. Maybe Blender and/or Nvidia updates have fixed the bug.

Some GIFs demonstrating the different visual layers that are used in a 3D rendering application:

PsyJelly 15 — Globular & Geoglyph

November 2021

Bristol, Avon, United Kingdom

Tools: Photoshop

🌐🔗B̄ehance link

All the effects in this image are achieved solely using Photoshop's blending effects panel.

PsyJelly 14 — Tea Tree, False Identity, Jaala

September 2021

Bristol, Avon, United Kingdom

Tools: Inkscape, Photoshop

🌐🔗B̄ehance link

I had a lot of fun with this design. Combining these colours is an absolute joy, and I resurrected the jellyfish graphic from 📄my first PsyJelly flyer. I made extensive use of up-lighting in this image.

PsyJelly 13 — Double EP launch party

October 2020

Bristol, Avon, United Kingdom

Tools: Photoshop

🌐🔗B̄ehance link

PsyJelly 12 — Beltane & Danceculture Livestream

April 2020

Online,

Tools: Hand-drawn, Inkscape

🌐🔗B̄ehance link

This was the first time I did not have my own laptop available! So I had to improvise. I drew some of the text by hand (some of which later developed into a whole font, although I never digitised it), and had to compose the image using Inkscape which was able to run well enough on the hostel admin computer where I was staying.

PsyJelly 11 — Beatroots & Bayawaka

September 2019

Bristol, Avon, United Kingdom

Tools: Photoshop, and lots of visualisation

🌐🔗B̄ehance link

This flyer was really complicated to create. I tried to make the flyer paper appear be translucent, like peering through a slice of the sea. Everything I did on one side, I wrapped into a "smart object" in Photoshop and underlaid it in the background of the other side, applying a blur filter to it. My laptop of the time was not very powerfull so the process of constant re-editing took a verrrry long time.

I also learnt a bit about colour spaces during this one — when I changed the colour space, several of the layer blending modes appeared dramatically different and no longer provided the effects that I had created in the other colour space.