A personal protest

These are a few outcomes from a brief protest graphics we've done with Anthony Burrell. Obviously I chose to base my protests on my tasteful Christmas jumpers. Hope they amuse. And also we'll hope fully be doing an exhibition based on this project so watch this space.  

Teddy Bear

Very happy to collaborating with Nick Loizou's beautiful photography for these posters promoting an exciting mini series written, starring and directed by the incredibly talented Mikey Altoft. I've had a sneak peak at the script and from what I've seen its definitely one to look out for. You can keep up to date with the series progress at Teddy Bear

Dinosaur cruelty

Not sure how the T-Rex would have got the glasses on his head in the first place but there's no way he's gunna be able to reach them with those stubby little arms.

What came first?

A grumpy triceratops voices his opinion on this age old debate.

The horrors left behind in the sink

Just wanted to share the horrible view left in the sink after I shave. Enjoy.

A sneak peak

Here's a sneak peak of an illustration from an adult story book I'm making called "The rather mundane adventures of Barefoot the Foot". Still got a lot of work to do but its getting there.

Reindeers aren't just for Christmas

The festive season is approaching rapidly and I wanted to say a little something about knit wear. Christmas jumpers are a beautiful thing, with bold clashes of colour and mind boggling patterns, they're a treat for the eyes. Although it might be called a Christmas jumper that doesn't mean you should leave it gathering dust in the back of your wardrobe for 11 months of the year, we all know how unpredictable British weather is so why not crack out the knit wear in July, its practical and beautiful. Be kind to your jumpers let them experience more than just December.