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	Triangle Bow Tutorial: I devised this method for making large bows after being faced with a large triangular scrap of fabric. The tutorial was created in Adobe Illustrator CS3.
	Windward Tide Swing-Tag: The swing-tag design for my range project at TAFE. Created in Adobe Illustrator CS3.
	Windward Tide Logo: The logo for Windward Tide. Basically a clock, it has roman numerals, hands and cogs. This was used on all the boards, swing tag and as a print. Created with Adobe Illustrator CS3.
	Windward Tide Mood Board: Mood boards annoy me. I don't understand them... "Oh it needs to convey the feel of the range... and the colour." or something. I actually like the look of this one though. Created in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop CS3 using the logo (above) and a bunch of photos of toys, vehicles, engines and factories I've taken over the years. The little balls of string pinned along the top of the board are the colour palette.
	Windward Tide Range Board: 16 selected garments for the range: 1 X colour way - Cropped Jacket, Sleeveless Jacket; 2 X colour ways - Ruffle Top, Loose Shirt, Ruffle Lace-up Dress, Wench Top, Under-Bust Vest, Vest, Waist Cincher, Harem Pants, Pantaloons, Flag Skirt, Ruffle Skirt, Leg Warmers, Arm Warmers; 3 X colour ways - Clock Singlet Created using Adobe Illustrator CS3.
	Windward Tide Fabric Board: Board with samples of all fabrics and trims as well as colour swatches and colour palette. Board created using Adobe Illustrator CS3. All of the boards were created A2 size, printed at Officeworks on Satin paper and mounted on foam-core. (Like hard-core only foam...)
	Windward Tide Illustration Board: Illustrations drawn by hand using Tria Pantone markers, fineliner pens, gel-glitter pens, water-colour pencils and fineliner pens. The illustrations were then scanned and edited in Adobe Photoshop CS3. Title and logo were created in Adobe Illustrator CS3.
	Stepping on Autumn Leaves: A dream about goats like this. Something about "stepping on autumn leaves" or "the killer steps on autumn leaves". It was a group of people camping in the forest. For some reason they turned into these goats. Their moths were ragged, like they had been sewn shut and torn open. There was red/brown like dry blood around their faces, necks, feet and tails. Their eyes were hollow and gone. They weren't scary or threatening, but people kept running away from them. Why is that?