Final Designs
This Is Queensland (commission)
A play on the famous "This Is Anfield" that hangs above the tunnel to the pitch at Anfield. With Liverpool playing a pre-season friendly in Brisbane against Brisbane Roar on July 17th 2015 (technically as the home team) this was one of several designs that I created for the LFC Qld Supporters Club that were printed onto a 2x3m flag.
Kenny Dalglish (commission)
Liverpool's legendary Scottish #7. Dubbed "King Kenny" by the fans, and appears throughout the club's history and songs, notably receiving mention in the Fields of Anfield Road song sung regularly at Liverpool FC matches ("where once, we watched, the King Kenny play - AND COULD HE PLAY"). This was another of the designs I created for the Supporters Club that was selected to be printed for the July 2015 game against Brisbane Roar.
Robbie Fowler (commission)
Liverpool's legendary Scouse #9. Dubbed "God" by the fans, and appears throughout the club's history and songs. Robbie Fowler visited Brisbane in November 2016 as part of a global tour and I was commissioned to design a 2x3m banner that could be displayed at his Brisbane event. He is pictured here signing the banner.
Jamie Carragher (commission)
Liverpool's legendary Scouse #23. Jamie Carragher visited Brisbane in February 2016 as part of his A Night With Jamie Carragher tour and I was commissioned to design a 2x3m banner that could be displayed at his Brisbane event. Carragher is pictured here at his talk, flanked by the banner of himself.
Bill Shankly (commission)
Liverpool's legendary Scottish manager from the mid-20th century. Dubbed the "father" of Liverpool FC and led his team to 10 trophies. This was another of the designs selected to be printed in a 2x3m banner for the July 2015 Brisbane Roar game
Unused Designs
Anne Williams (with text) (commission)
Having lost her son Kevin in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster, Anne Williams spent the next 24 years campaigning for a new inquest into the disaster.
Anne Williams (no text) (commission)
Steven Gerrard (commission)
Liverpool FC captain from 2003-2015, he made his debut in 1998 and has since made 704 appearances for the club, scoring 183 goals along the way. The "five times" refers to the numbers of European Cups Liverpool FC, with the "high five" type gesture being a common reference to this.
Justice For The 96 (commission)
A tribute to the 96 supporters who never made it home from the Liverpool FC - Nottingham Forest FA Cup semi final on April 15th 1989, and the fight for justice. The names of the 96 appear inside the "96"
Fathers Of Success 1 (commission)
Features the five Liverpool FC managers to have led the club to European or league titles. From L-R Joe Fagan, Kenny Dalglish, Bill Shankly (background), Rafa Benitez and Bob Paisley
Fathers Of Success 2 (commission)
Bill Shankly (commission)
The epitomy of Liverpool FC. Instilled his style of play and mantra (a team, not individuals) on the team, which still holds to this day.
"The socialism I believe in is everyone working for each other, everyone having a share of the rewards. It’s the way I see football, the way I see life"
Bill Shankly (commission)
"He made the people happy" is enscribed on the statue of himself that stands, arms outstretched in eternal celebration outside Anfield.
Brendan Rodgers (commission)
Liverpool FC's current manager, is rebuilding the team and club, and led them to a tightly fought 2nd place in the 2013-2014 season, his second at the club
