Official Star Wars Tee

Here's my second officially licensed Star Wars T-shirt entitled 'Honk if you love Star Wars' – available to buy here from Welovefine.com more designs to come soon.

This is my first one, 'Hands up if you love Star Wars click here to buy

Rude Dolph

Each one of this years Christmas cards came with an individually rendered (reindeered?) swear word. As this is a family-friendly website I've pixelated the below image, I'll leave it up to you to imagine the exact level of coarse language featured on each card.

Drawing on windows

Here's a communication/technology themed mural I did recently on the windows of Steelcase's London office for their 'Living on video' event, click to make them bigger – more images including some live drawing I did at the actual event to come soon.

Honk if you love Star Wars

A Star Wars tee I'm working on

Blowhole in one for iD Gum

This is the second of three iPad/iPhone games that I've illustrated for iD Gum. The premise is simple, fire golf balls off a boat and into the blowholes of whales to score points whilst also aiming to hit flying fish and seagulls. The screenshot shown below is from a unlockable bonus mode featuring tartan whales and flying pigs. Once again the chaps at Chunk Games and Droga5 take all the credit for putting the brilliant campaign together, the apps are available to download here.

Many happy returns

I've been thinking about doing some greetings cards featuring really bad puns. This one is a birthday card that I think would sit neatly alongside this one that I did a while back.

This might be tempting fate but sod it...

A US election iPad doodle that hopefully isn't too premature – we'll see in the morning!

Pumpkin Vampire Gangnam style

Just because.

Bonus Disco Dinosaurs

If you've downloaded the T-Rex in V-necks game that I illustrated, there's a great Disco mode which you can unlock that features a funky soundtrack and neon-clad aerobics dinosaurs that score you double points.

Compare/Contrast exhibition

Here is my contribution to the Compare/Contrast exhibition curated by MrGresty. The brief was relatively open with a loose theme based around things that are the same, different, equal or opposite. My piece is called 'Man and woman' and in my usual juvenile fashion it uses the playground hand signal for 'sexing'. More info here.