James Walmsley Design in Albany, Western Australia | Local service

James Walmsley Design

Locality: Albany, Western Australia

Phone: +61 437 415 354

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25.01.2022 GRAFFITI WATCH Some challenging work created for the City of Albany's Goodbye Graffiti Campaign which is present throughout Australia.

22.01.2022 Historical Stories Concept art which captures the atmospheric value of 4 story books.

22.01.2022 A collection of poster jobs created back in 2017-2018.

21.01.2022 It’s going to be a colourful one this year! Come on down and experience the core festivity of food, music, contemporary dance & story telling of Albany and The Great Southern!

20.01.2022 Robin Good Music Production Displaying a collection of promotional images and track covers of Robin Good, DJ/Producer.

17.01.2022 Post Me To Splendour 2018 Some work for the PM2S Charity Ride. The journey was a whopping 4224km from Albany to Byron Bay, along the south of Australia. The ride was on postie bikes and ended up raising $7000 for mental health. My graphic design involved: The logo, brand, posters, money tins, banners, documents, forms, photographs, calendars, artwork & instagram stories.

17.01.2022 Logo work for the old man.

10.01.2022 Bespoke Welding & Fabrication Some identity and logo design for an industrial business here in the great southern of Western Australia.

09.01.2022 DEPARTURE TO NUE A visual representation of the wonderful dystopian sci-fi album created by El_Choop

08.01.2022 TOMORROWLAND These Concepts have been created entirely from images that i captured around my property. The collage snippets feature everyday equipment around the house and inside the shed.

05.01.2022 Some quirky characters with questioning combos.

05.01.2022 GTM Tshirt Design Competition.

03.01.2022 Vancouver Street Festival 2019 Promotional gear for the annual street festival held in Albany, Western Australia. The idea was to clash 2 colours of beauty. The process was as easy as 123. With gathering images, editing them and then arranging the artwork making it compatible for 5 different layouts.