In his teens, Danny first confronted the problem of needing artwork but having no real skill. His band had recorded a demo and they needed an album cover, so he improvised. He cut together a montage of photos and lyrics, then ran it through the photocopier at his mum's work to make covers for their dubbed cassettes.

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This was the mid-90s, and over the following years Danny kept having to produce artwork for EPs, albums, and gig posters with no computer, no design software, just necessity and trial and error. Most of his early work was rubbish. But he kept at it.

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All these years later Danny has ended up with a genuine eye for design, real confidence in his work, and more experience than he ever planned for. A few examples are below, with more being added regularly. If you like what you see and want to talk about your project, get in touch.