Personal work. This project begun after visiting Edinburgh for the first time and loving the architecture of the historic city. I decided to draw the buildings which caught my eye in a colourful and unique way. This theme would continue on with every new city I would visit, creating a series of drawings of towers and buildings which were visually interesting to me.
Commissioned by Borola Cafe, Mexico City. The brief was to illustrate the cultural and arty neighbourhood of San Angel, which the cafe was located in. The canvas took one week to complete and was completely hand drawn.
A illustration of a elephant used for the monthly quiz of Lonely Planet Magazine. The question-The outline of which elephant inhabited country is said to resemble an elephant's head?
The answer can be found at the bottom of the last image.
Answer: Thailand
A commission completed for Dewynter's Reception, London.
World Map for kids produced for Eagle Moss Publishing. The map was used for a magazine published in Russia & Ukraine.
Hoarding designed for Heart of London Business Alliance celebrating London's Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square. Installed in Central London, on the corner of Orange Street and St Martin Street, around the corner from Leicester Square.
Album cover and text illustrated for Dead Horse Beats, a Montreal based musician, composer and singer.
A collaboration of 12 illustrators organised by YCN and Church of London, creating a huge illustration for Google's Think Quarterly magazine.
Once the image was completed, it was photographed and digitally seperated into 2500 different rectangles, each of which would become a one off cover for the book. The book was printed 2500 times with a unique special edition cover each time with a huge poster also enclosed in the magazine's front cover.
Illustrated poster for the Menier Chocolate Factory’s performance of Candide. Below the photos are some of the original drawings used in the poster for the French satire.
Three illustrations produced for Norte Marketing Espportivo, the images were used for running events which have three running stages based on countries, this year's countries were Canada, United States and Turkey.
'Lost Property on the London Underground' and 'Urban Life' commissioned by Cornelsen for educational home study books.
I was invited by the travel company Cox & Kings to submit artwork for their competition-'Inspired India'. The artwork was later exhibited at the Royal Geographic Society, London and the attendees were asked to vote for their favourite piece. My drawing ended up winning the competition and I won a luxury city break to Istanbul for 3 nights!
Maps produced for John Brown Media, which were used for children's activity books.
