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Big thanks to Digital Artists magazine over in Taiwan for doing a 6 page interview about me and my work. Great to have some appreciation from all the way over the other side of the world – thanks guys! Now to find a way to visit…
Digital Artist magazine recently invited me to look back and choose iconic pieces of artwork from the start of my career up until the present.
You can find the results on a double page spread in Issue 16, thanks to April Madden for inviting me to do this!
Here is a motion graphics tutorial i put together for Computer Arts magazine. Using a technique similar to the adidas piece i created you too can create a piece like this:
Download the PDF and let me know how you get on!
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/
We were lucky enough to be asked to VJ for RWD in stereo taking place at Cargo, London, the ideal setting for this night of live performances by a choice selection of UK talent. This time round the stage was graced by grime godfather Wiley as well as Ghetto, Alex Mills, Ny, Smasher, The Thirst, Joe Driscoll and more. Plus the stage was stormed by a selection of ‘grime allstars’ including Jammer, Chipmunk and Skepta and we played records alongside bassline/grime DJ Dexplicit, journalist/blogger Chantelle Fiddy and RWD editor Hattie Collins. The event was filmed by MTV Base for Trevor Nelson’s show The Lick:
