The snack that launched a thousand flyers!

Scan it, muck about with it, and finally use it to promote a Hardcore night. The resident D.J. liked it so much he started calling himself Soup Base. And so the legend was born!

Our man "Soup Base" goes cosmic!

Six weeks on and the club was taking on a life of its own. No longer relying on second hand lunches for promotion, we went all out, photoshop assault with this one!

The Jelly Tots rave on!

Those little dudes sure know how to dance!

More maxing out on photoshop f.x. but what can I say, the clients like flames.

Get the joke? loading/gun club. Thats why we get the big buck$

Enough of all that Photo shop nonsense, back to basics for the covers of two "best of" albums for dance act D.C.Ethic.

One of the joys of dance acts is they rarely want to be seen on the cover, avoiding all those problems of having to find a picture which all the band think they look cool in.

D.C. asked us to come up with a concept that could be used for both a singles album, and a remixes version that tied together, but were obviously different, and here they are!

With a great big nod to D.Hirst!