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Bio:

My name is Maxwell Thomas, and I am a 19-year-old self-taught aspiring  graphic designer.

My ultimate goal is to support other creatives in the music and film industry through learning and collaboration, while striving to become an industry-level graphic designer.

I aspire to work in the music industry designing posters, album covers, and merchandise for musicians, as well as creating posters and promotional material for movies and TV shows.

I find myself heavily inspired by artists WHYSON STUDIO, Jose Espinoza, and Jesse Nyberg, and their unique approach to art and graphic design.

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These two logos where a passion project I created to promote my Graphic design Instagram.

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Relic / Objects

This piece was created during a college project while experimenting. The project was based around the theme of Relics, Objects, Memory and Shrine.

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Memory

This piece was created during a college project while experimenting. The project was based around the theme of Relics, Objects, Memory and Shrine.

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Memory

This piece was created during a college project while experimenting. The project was based around the theme of Relics, Objects, Memory and Shrine.

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I created this piece to express my thoughts on childhood memories and ideas as part of my collage project, which explores the theme of Relics, Objects, Memory, and Shrine.

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These are pieces I created during a collage project, which was based around the theme of zeitgeists. I chose to study the Edo period and ancient Japan.

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This piece is a passion project I created based on rapper SnoopDogg; I decided to design a poster for Snoop Dogg.

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This piece is a passion project I created based on the album French Exit by TV Girl. I decided to design a poster for the album.

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This piece is a passion project I created to honour the artist MC Fats and his passing.

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These pieces are a part of a series I created during a college project, which was based on the theme of Body and Matter. I chose to explore a subtheme of life and death / liminal nature.