Shrine of Eggbug

I would not be where I am without Cohost (RIP).
Eggbug Forever.

Eggbug Patterns

The Eggbug pattern set was made during the lifetime of Cohost inspired by the mascot.These patterns feature in:
Pattern Book V EGG (2024)(Eggbug is owned by Cohost/anti software software club who have no to this affiliation to these fan designs)

Texture Asset Packs

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Abstract series (CC0 1.0 Universal)

The Abstract series are made up of various experiments. They are released under a CC0 1.0 Universal license.

Artworks

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Scottish Mammals

A series of vector illustrations inspired by mammals that live in Scotland.

Geometric Faces

A series of abstract portraits that explore geometric shape with a marker pen and textures made from photobashing.

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Pattern Designs

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Retriever Patterns

Retriever is inspired by my pet labrador which provided references for the vector graphics. In contrast to earlier sets, the textures are toned down in favour of illustration work.

Verdant Patterns

Verdant is an exploratory set of designs that originated from the desire to experiment with florals.

Experimental Patterns

Experimental showcases nine designs from the Aesthetic set that were previously unused/unfinished. The set could be considered as a standalone supplement.

Aesthetic Patterns

Aesthetic was a six month study into developing a style for patterns and to act as a starting point for future sets. While the designs may not visually relate to one another, they were all made with the ethos of being loud, vibrant and dramatic.

Aesthetic Pixels

An alternative version of the Aesthetic set that uses pixels. The designs have been reworked as 16x16 pixel tiles. The entire set only uses 64 colours, reminiscent of the reduced range classic consoles like the Mega Drive/Genesis had access to. These limitations have altered the composition of the patterns, but the intent is still there.

Demo Patterns

Demos represent designs that were unused in prior sets, remixes or do not belong in a specific set.

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Client Portfolio and Open Calls

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Conpulsion 2025

Client: GEAS: The Roleplaying Society

A new brand identity for the 2025 edition of Conpulsion, Scotland’s oldest gaming and roleplaying convention. The design focuses around the mascot, the gryphon which has featured every year of the event. The symbol features them sitting in the middle of a game, rolling dice towards the viewer while dressed in character.Main deliverables included creating new social media assets, t-shirt designs and providing brand documentation.Dice Tray by Thats Sew Sue Scotland.Typefaces Used:
Pirata One by Rodrigo Fuenzalida and Nicolas Massi
Linden Hill by Barry Schwartz

Ready to Roleplay

Client: The OR Strategy

A card system simplifying role-playing games at conventions by reducing equipment. The cards are colour-blind friendly and only use symbols.There are two decks: The player deck uses figures inspired by safety signs in classic poses. The "mind" card refers to Auguste Rodin’s “The Thinker," the “body” card is similar to the Atlas stance, while the "soul" card depicts the lotus position. The GM deck, distinctively, uses variations of the Penrose triangle with a gold colourway. The cards have four grades, represented in the corners.Typefaces Used:
Big Shoulders by Patric King

Dwerg Saga

Client: Haiku Interactive

Rebrand of the indie game Dwerg Saga, where you control a group of characters looking to build a new home. One of the key goals of the redesign was to create a symbol that was scalable across different mediums. The symbol is shaped like a lantern, but also suggests an image of a home with the candle in the centre positioned as if it was a doorway.Consulting work was also provided to find a new typeface to be used in game that was easy to read but also fit within the aesthetic of the game.The game is available on itch.io:
https://haikuinteractive.itch.io/dwerg-sagaTypefaces Used:
Basteleur by Keussel
Spectral by Production Type

Pulsar Patterns

Open Call: Electric Frog Press

Pulsar was made to the theme of “Flashing Colour”. The aim was to create a series of maximalist designs featuring vivid colours. The name comes from the celestial object.Made for and first published in Electric Frog Press’s Zine, LINGUAE issue 1.
This can be found on Issuu hereThe patterns are also featured in Pattern Book V2.

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