Inspiration/Concept: A personal project that began after a visit to Edinburgh, inspired by the city's architecture and the visually compelling, historic details of unique buildings.

Goal: To consistently translate the architectural essence and cultural feel of various global cities (including London, Melbourne, Marrakech, etc.) into a cohesive, colourful, and highly detailed visual series.

Outcome/Impact: This ongoing series serves as the definitive expression of the Cheism illustration style, showcasing a command of architectural detail and vibrant colour, which has directly led to commissions for murals, branded campaigns, and private collectors.

Client: Borola Cafe, Mexico City

Brief: Illustrate the cultural and artistic essence of the San Angel neighbourhood onto a hand-drawn canvas installation

Solution/Impact: Delivered a detailed, unique artwork (completed in one week) that serves as a central feature, enhancing the cafe's local, artistic brand identity and offering guests a visually rich connection to the neighborhood.

Client: Lonely Planet Magazine

Brief: Create a stylised illustration for the monthly travel quiz, requiring a visually engaging design that incorporates a specific country's recognisable animal.

Solution/Impact: Provided a high-quality illustration of an elephant, aligning the artwork with the feature's theme (Thailand) and successfully enhancing reader engagement for the magazine's monthly editorial feature.

Client: Dewynter's Reception, London

Brief: Commission a bespoke, unique piece of artwork illustrating the amount of West London Theatres Dewynter’s work with in the area.

Solution/Impact: Delivered a mural that acts as a visual focal point, enhancing the professional atmosphere of the client's London corporate reception space.

Client: Eagle Moss Publishing / John Brown Media

Brief: Produce a detailed, engaging World Map for kids' activity and educational materials, specifically for distribution in Russia and Ukraine.

Solution/Impact: Created an appealing and accurate World Map for a cross-cultural audience, used to successfully support children's learning and editorial content in the client's distributed magazine.

Client: Heart of London Business Alliance (Westminster City Council)

Brief: Design a promotional hoarding to celebrate and visually enhance London’s Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square area during construction.

Solution/Impact: Delivered a successful large-scale, site-specific public art installation that celebrated the local area and improved the streetscape while installed in Central London (Orange Street and St Martin Street).

Client: Dead Horse Beats, Montreal-based Musician

Brief: Illustrate an original album cover and accompanying text for a new music release.

Solution/Impact: Created a unique, illustrated album cover that captures the artist's sound and identity, providing a distinct visual asset for the musician's physical and digital packaging.

Client: Google Think Quarterly Magazine (via YCN and Church of London)

Brief: Collaborate with 11 other illustrators to create a single, massive collaborative illustration for the magazine's special edition.

Solution/Impact: Successfully executed a piece for the large-scale project, which was then digitally segmented to create 2,500 unique, one-off special edition covers for the magazine, demonstrating professional collaboration and innovative usage of the artwork.

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Client: Menier Chocolate Factory, London (Theatre)

Brief: Design an illustrated poster for their performance of the classic French satire, Candide.

Solution/Impact: Developed a striking theatrical poster, utilising detailed, hand-drawn elements from the play, which served as the primary marketing asset to promote the show and capture its satirical tone.

Client: Norte Marketing Espportivo (Brazil) / Ativo Running Events

Brief: Produce three distinct illustrations to represent the country themes (Canada, United States, and Turkey) for their international running event series.

Solution/Impact: Delivered three culturally-rich illustrations that were used across event media to promote the running stages, successfully connecting participants with the international themes of the sports competition.

Client: Cornelsen, Educational Publisher

Brief: Provide engaging editorial illustrations for two distinct features: "Lost Property on the London Underground" and "Urban Life" for educational home study books.

Solution/Impact: Delivered two sets of bespoke illustrations that help contextualize and visualize language topics, successfully supporting the publisher's educational material for English language learners.

Client: Cox & King's (Travel Company)

Brief: Submit original artwork for the "Inspired India" competition, later exhibited at the Royal Geographic Society, London.

Solution/Impact: Artwork was selected for exhibition and won the competition based on public vote, demonstrating high quality and popularity among travel industry professionals and enthusiasts, resulting in significant exposure.