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Late last year i spent a few months working alongside web-developers atticmedia on the new RWDmag.com 2.0 design, now the coding work has finished and the site has finally launched.

The new site is a massive update from the old and brings RWD up to date with web 2.0 functionality. As always the site will contain the latest news, music and videos from the world of garage, grime, hip hop, R&B, electro, funky, indie and more. It will continue to bring you the latest fashion, gadgets and games from the across the UK and more importantly the globe… only the sections will be bigger and better.

The design of the site changes depending on wherabouts you navigate to, to suit the users  music tastes, aswell as for lifestyle options such as fashion and gadgets.

Check it out for yourself www.rwdmag.com

See more on the project here: http://www.vectormeldrew.com/rwd-magazine/

And now for something completely different (to what you would normally see here) a flyer i’ve just finished designing for a Psytrance/Techno/Trance night in Reading. The Aztek Soundsystem guys came with their ideas surrounding their symbol, the pyramid, and what they like to call ‘the fabric of the universe’. The design was a chance to reminice on the old ‘Dreamscape’ and such flyers that i collected as a kid, and this is hopefully a tribute to that but in an updated form.

I was recently asked to handle all of the artwork for the first Bristol Festival. Big shouts to all the festival team this day was amazing! Was good to be a part of…

Here’s a taster of the artwork i’ve been creating for Joker’s new record label, Kapsize. The style is ment to reflect his 16bit sega gaming influences. If you don’t already know who he is check him out at www.myspace.com/thejokerproductions

Logo design that i was quite happy with but will unfortunately never be used so i thought i’d post it up here anyway. It was an idea for Chase and Status’s new dubstep label, dubtrade.

Recent flyer design i’ve made for a new grime night coming to Bristol…