Yokoo

A portrait of Yokoo Gibraan.


Based in the U.S., Yokoo is a creative with an amazing dedication to her craft (Knitting!).
A constant source of motivation, especially when internet 'research' turns to internet distraction..

At your next scheduled internet 'research' time stop by her blog or Etsy store and check out her beautiful pieces!




KG XO

 ISSUE #005

Ever inspiring duo, Joanna Kawecki and Monique Kawecki are Champfest Magazine.

A collaboration between the twin sisters via Melbourne and London, featuring creatives from around the globe.

For Issue #005 I was invited to contribute 4 fashion illustrations

 for London based designer CELINE's Winter 2012 Collection 

and New York based designer ADAM KIMMEL's Fall 2012 Collection.

Grab your copy and hit up the ALA CHAMFEST MAGAZINE BLOG for the latest and greatest.

Theodore Ellery

Commissioned portrait for two wonderful people and one beautiful boy.

A series of portraits /

Based on Roman sculptures and contemporary photographs /



Pencil, posca, watercolour
and correction fluid.

2012 / 2013

Hand drawn stickers !

D&D/ Dialect and Despair/

Self Evident

I had the pleasure of being invited by inspiring Adelaide Hip Hop duo Dialect and Despair to create the album art work for their latest release, Self Evident.

The cover artwork, based on a piece previously acquired by Dialect, was reworked to incorporate the eyes of the musicians into each character. I also created ten black and white watercolour portraits for a vinyl poster insert and CD poster fold out, featuring Dialect and Despair and each of the guest artists featured on the album.

Graphic Design/ Joseph Demaria for Reflect Creativity

Photography/ The talented Michael Danischewiski

I have a lot of admiration for these guys, doing great things with an abundance of talent and integrity.

Self Evident is out now, get running and snap yourself a copy quick!

PUBLICATIONPUBLICATION // Issue #001

An editorial project by Melbourne based creatives Alis Garlick and Hannah Moriarty.

'This publication becomes a tactile object, 

encouraging opportunities for new understandings and relationships.

I was invited to illustrate book fanatic, Joe Shakespeare of Motto Books Melbourne to accompany an interview for Issue #001.