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4/25/19
Jokes
Two joke illustrations for The RSA Journal. They accompany an article by Robin Ince about comedians breaking down barriers with their humour
12/1/18
11/4/18
10/6/18
9/30/18
8/9/18
Nevertheless...
Cover illustration for Nevertheless she Persisted by Jon Walter. Published by David Fickling Books.
5/13/18
London Zoo
More posters for London Zoo. This set features some of the keepers and the animals they work with.
5/10/18
Eddie Bauer
Poster and advertising for US store Eddie Bauer featuring everything thats good about the outdoors.
4/29/18
4/2/18
London Zoo
I worked with Brand Edit Studio on this campaign for London and Whipsnade Zoo. Its a year long promotion showcasing the superhero capabilities of the strongest, fastest, heaviest, stinkiest and hairiest animals on the planet.
3/22/18
Tree
An illustration for Imbibe Magazine. This issue has a segment on sustainability and this was used for the contents page.
3/1/18
The Book Show
I have 2 paintings in The Book Show, an exhibition as The Crypt in Seaford taking place 28th February-4th March. Several artists and illustrators have been asked to take part and create work based on classic childrens literature. My images are based upon Maurice Sendaks Where the Wild Things Are and Lewis Carroll's Alice Adventures in Wonderland.
2/12/18
12/14/17
Santa train
This is the Santa Train which I designed for Chiltern Railways. Its going to be used to give children that are being assisted by Chiltern Railways and various charities a day out in London. There will be elves, magical entertainers and of course Santa himself on board.
12/11/17
11/22/17
How Oscar Indigo broke the Universe
A new jacket for this book by David Teague, published in the US by Harper Collins.
11/15/17
11/8/17
Rick Steins Road to Mexico
I worked with design agency Smith and Gilmour on Rick Stein’s Road to Mexico book. I illustrated the cover and various interior spreads with lettering inspired by the lively street graphics of Mexico. The excellent location photography in the book was by James Murphy. I also produced a set of maps that were used in the accompanying BBC TV series.
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