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GUILIN (China):    A Water-Colour:

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COBBER:    A "Ready-Meal" of Lamb, Corn, Butter and Peas... in Gravy:                   (Feb 2018)

Yes, we KNOW it's Corny!

 

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CHIPPER:    "Fish 'n Chips", anyone?                   (Feb 2018)

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Raymond Buerre:   (For the young amongst you, Raymond Burr was a Canadian-American actor, primarily known for his title roles in the television dramas Perry Mason and Ironside. The latter depicted him as a wheel-chair-bound Detective.)                   (Feb 2018)

 

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Tongue-in-cheek political statements:

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Accused of being friends of the bride and groom to-be, here is the low-res acceptance of the Wedding Invitation:

 

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Here  is the sole remaining evidence of a 2015 New Year's Murder Mystery night
( © Geoff McIntosh ) :

 

 

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This is a STRATEGY-type Board Game template - April 2006 ( © Geoff McIntosh ) :

 

          Folding Magnetic Bookmarks - January 2013 ( © Geoff McIntosh ) :

                           Shopping-Cart Graphics :

A simple Interactive .pdf Form, designed to be filled-out on-screen and then printed :



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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2CU Copyright Proposal Addendum - January 2004 ( © Geoff McIntosh ) :

 

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The cover of a Birthday Card :                                       "Essence of Skunk" - Label for a deliberately-
                                                                                                        NASTY-smelling "perfume" bottle :

 

       

 

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Nerdy Super-hero, here to "Save the Day" for Fasttrack Scripting Host:

 

 

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 A "Marbling Kit" plinth designed for Arts-&-Crafts retail outlets in the Antipodes :

A 3-D rendered (fluttering) New Zealand Flag and "fern tree" :

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fun self-portrait ~ Photoshop :



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Alarm System Decals :

Part of the "uniform" worn by booth staff at trade-shows where we exhibited the Click-to-Convert software.

We had THOUSANDS of these wee (about an inch tall) "Ghosties" and "Skunkies" produced. Like sticky-labels, you just peel them off their backing sheet and press onto clothing, suitcases, computers, you name it!  Every person who ever visited our booths at multiple Computer Shows/Expos would walk away proudly advertising our wares!  "You've been Skunked/Ghosted!", was the cry!