Zombie Video Game Characters

A collection of zombie video game characters for the Niche VIP area at London ComicCon.

Badass Beaches

Some nautical/beach themed illustrations

Business illustrations

A selection of illustrations from a recent commission for a company specialising in data analysis (I have no idea what any of it means!).

Fuzzy Felt Comedians

For the fourth year running I've created the imagery for the Tringe Comedy Festival's marketing, this years theme is fuzzy felt and I've been cutting out the likes of Seann Walsh, Jason Byrne, Nish Kumar (below) Shappi Khorsandi, Milton Jones and Sam Simmons. For more information on the Tringe, click here.

Euro 2016 Wallcharts on sale

I've just put the finishing touches to my Euro 2016 wallchart, sent them off to be printed and I'm now accepting orders. 

As usual, all profits will be donated to the brilliant Luton and Dunstable Hospital Neonatal and Intensive Care Unit.  Click here for all of the details

More illustrations on office walls

Sorting through images of the illustrations I did on the walls of WPG - I found a few that I hadn't put up on my site. There are quite a few of the smaller hidden 'easter egg' drawings here like the dead fly, instagram and blu-tack ones.

Click the montage to see them all. 

Cool characters

A clutch of cool customers that I created for a recent project.

Wall art for The Construction Youth Trust

A project I recently completed for the new offices of The Construction Youth Trust - an organisation that aims to get more young people into the building and construction industries.





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Plasticine organs

A collection of plasticine organs that I created for the NHS during Organ Donation Week.

Live drawing at Offshore Europe Exhibition

Last month I turned the blank white walls of engineering firm Parker's exhibition stand into a doodle-filled delight, here are a few pictures - don't ask me to explain what any of it means!

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Plasticine body parts

…some plasticine organs that I've been working on recently – more to come soon.

Expect The Unexporcupine update

Great news! - we won a big cheque at the Edinburgh Festival Comedy Poster Award. Thank you to everyone who gave the posters a vote - cheers!

A goal without a plan...

…is just a wish.

One of the many illustrations I did for Morissons Supermarkets earlier this year, brought to life by Ingenious Ideas.

Mental Health Charity Illustrations

Some recent illustrations for mental health charity, MCCH

Expect The Unexporcupine

This years's New Act Of The Year winner, Michael Stranney, and The Laughing Horse New Act runner up, Olaf Falafel – are set to perform their comedy show entitled 'Expect The Unexporcupine' at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August and I've been busy illustrating their posters.

Instead of just the one poster that most comedy shows have, they wanted 21 different ‘remixes’ of their show poster – a different one for each day of the run in Edinburgh.

Below is the original poster plus a selection of the 21 variations. The posters are entered in the Comedy Poster Awards – I'd love it if you gave them a vote by clicking here – there's a £1,500 prize up for grabs!

The last semi finalists

Ahead of the England v Japan semi final in the Women's World Cup, here are a few faces from the last English side to reach a World Cup semi, 25 years ago in 1990.

Multiple Sclerosis tweet mural

I recently flew out to Berlin to create this Multiple Sclerosis mural at a European Neurology event for the MS drug company Genzyme (commissioned by the Health4Brands creative agency).
The content for the mural was based on messages that were tweeted in throughout the conference, with subjects ranging from Restless Leg Syndrome to the Rocky theme tune. Click the link below to see more pics including a fetching one of me wearing a head-mounted Go-Pro.

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50 Shades of Graze TShirt

The 50 Shades of Graze cycling TShirt that I designed in collaboration with my sister Ottilie is now ready to order over at her website. They are in a limited run of 150 and are hand printed by a local supplier on to good quality tees - definitely no Primark rubbish. Here's Otts modelling one in my back garden – get one before they're gone!