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Toyota / Festival of Speed Storyboards
The digital team at Goodwood support the Festival of Speed event sponsors by providing unique video content that brings both brands in concert and can be distributed to a focussed global audience. For the longer, more detailed video shoots a storyboard is necessary to help the client visualise the concept before committing man hours to the task. Below are two recent storyboards developed for the Toyota Gazoo Racing Team.

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Supermodels
A personal project presented to my two daughters. A ‘Top Trumps’-style card game populated with inspiring women. Each of the 32 cards has its own unique illustration, description and a QR link to a video or link to expand the story of each of the inspiring characters.

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Christmas Cards
Fun Christmas cards for one of my most valued clients, themed around cars from his very eclectic collection, including Dan Gurney’s Jaguar beating (almost) Chevrolet Impala.

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Festival of Speed 2024 Theme Announcement
It’s a real privilege to work for a blue-chip client like Goodwood and a joy to work with really exciting content. This brief was simple enough; to create artwork for the digital announcement of the Festival of Speed theme, but the scale of it’s intended audience meant that it had to be exact and properly reflect the identity of the event.

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Goodwood Revival Circus Artwork
Each year Goodwood Revival visitors are welcomed into the event via Gate 2, which is dressed each year according to a chosen anniversary. In 2023 the chosen theme was the circus – recalling and reliving the golden era of Big Top entertainment. As part of the set dressing I was briefed to create illustrations of both a performing elephant and a circus lion in the style of early 1950s promotional material. These were then used to adorn the 40ft tall tripods that bridge the main pedestrian entrance.

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Goodwood Revival Tattoos
Not all briefs are created equal. This one was especially good fun; creating tattoos with a Revival theme to be used as both temporary and permanent tattoos at the 1950s tattoo parlour on Richmond Lawn.
