Matthew de la Hunty: "scissors, paper, rock"
Audio CD and Jewel Case design.

Client: Q-Stik Records, 1998.

Matthew de la Hunty's first solo album, released through Perth-based Q-Stik Records, was a departure from his previous work with Tall Tales and True. The CD featured accoustic-based original rock material, and launched his reputation as a solo performer.

The jewel-case artwork featured an original self-portrait on the front and a digitally remastered photo on the back. A simple and informal design was chosen to reflect Matt's return to a stripped-back, lean acoustic rock sound. Interform, from Kai's Power Tools 3 was used to produce the funky, 60's style pattern on Matt's shirt.