BEACHXPIZZA | Art + Design

 

Jessica Ash is a freelance illustrator based in West Sussex, combining
freehand illustration with digital artwork and specialising in the weird
and wonderful. Jessica loves collaborating with new faces and is always
keen to get her hands dirty on the next project.

You can check out samples of her latest work at www.beachxpizza.com

 



 

Joseph Sieff

 

Joseph Sieff

EastWay Productions Ltd is an up and coming photography and videography company specialising in corporate videos.

Joseph works with businesses creating visual content for their online platforms (Social Media, Websites YouTube etc).  

Website is currently under construction.  But should be up and running shortly.  


 

Oliver Elmes

 

Oliver Elmes

Oliver is a highly creative, Brighton based Videographer & Photographer with many years
professional experience, he shoots, edits and creates motion graphics.

Oliver began his career as a camera operator, editor and graphic artist in Montpellier
in 2004 for extreme sports company 'Kaleo' (kaleo.pro).  He came back to UK and worked
as an edit assistant at Ricochet (Cowboy Builders, Food unwrapped), creating motion graphics at
'Four Eyes TV' (foureyes.tv) for the Discovery Channel and editing and shooting for
Fat Sand (fatsand.com).In 2013, Oliver launched his video production company 'Manoeuvre' (manoeuvrecreations.com)
Notably, he's created virtual tours for Brighton 360  (brighton360.co.uk) made a short film
about Pedro Martins, a professional guitar repair man from Brazil, living in Hove and is now
working with 'Cranks', (cranks.org.uk) a voluntary bicycle repair scheme in Kemptown.  

Check Oliver out on Vimeo.

Oliver is also a professional guitarist. 
Posting guitar lessons on you tube (youtube.com/user/oliverelmes) and gigging around town.


 

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Carl Sutton

Carl Sutton is a graphic designer / illustrator currently living in Cardiff, Wales.

His work is an exploration of deconstruction, anatomy, entomology and symmetry.
When he is not sketching or knee deep in vector madness he can usually
be found watching b-movies, writing rhymes or playing sega. 

He's also showcasing artwork at exhibitions and galleries around the Cardiff area this autumn.





 

Tom Lamont

 

Tom Lamont

Tom is a graphic / brand designer who also specialises in user experience design for
start-up companies globally and is the Chief Art Director at This is Pod. 

Tom is also the Chief Guitar Builder at Burntaxe in Brighton.

He's also in bands, River Jumpers, Barriers and DKH, frequently playing shows around the Brighton and London area.  

If you go to a gig you'll be sure to see an original Burntaxe on stage.




 

Road worn bass resurrection

Fender jazz bass set up & repair

Tom, our leader axe builder can fix and set up your bass the way you want.  

If your bass needs TLC, he's your man. 

This red Fender Jazz bass had fret buzz, a dull / muted top string and,

when it was played it just sounded out of tune, even tho the strings were tuned perfectly.

Tom prescribed truss rod adjustment, (!!!) a touch of fret re-crowning and smoothing

off the top string on the bridge saddle. When Tom stripped the bass apart,

he found dry solder joints and a load of loose scratch plate screws.  

This bass has seen some action, it was almost on its last legs, but now,

after its full overhaul, it's been resurrected.

It sounds awesome, it plays so sweet.


 

Heavy Strings for Heavy Musicians

Thicker strings for lower tunings - Squier Jazz Bass

This natural wood finish bass was crying out for heavier strings for heavier music.
The original set up was standard - EADG tuning.   It was good but
it wasn't right, the sound wasn't what I wanted.

So, I swapped the standard 50 - 105 strings for Power Slinky 55 - 110 strings for detuned DGCF tunings.
I adjusted the truss rod and intonation, suddenly this standard bass was in perfect pitch and
had a beautiful action, it's totally gig ready!

Often guitars have major issues when players don't adjust their instrument to the right
string gauge and tuning. Your guitar or bass may feel fine at the beginning
if you change the string gauge or adjust  the tuning, but, over time the neck
could warp out of shape and throw your intonation right out of the window.

String set up is arguably the most important element to a guitar or bass,
if you're not set up right, you're gonna have a bad time!