Dainese presents: Legends

Here's a piece I recently did for  the Italian sportswear brand Dainese, featured in a digital magazine that celebrates the first decade of the company: the 1970's. The brief was to create a busy scene with iconic characters from the decade. You can see the magazine here!

Visuelt 2012 Nomination

I am really pleased to say that my cover artwork was nominated at this years "Visuelt" competition in Oslo, Norway! The gold award went to my old childhood friend Magnus (MVM) and was well deserved! Check out the website for the competition here . A lot of amazing work from Norway's finest graphic artists. 

New York Times Op-Ed

Here 's an illustration I did for New York Times Op-Ed about climate change dissenters. Interesting and important subject!  Read the article here.  Thanks for the job Alexandra!

I'm going Where The Weather Suits My Feathers

Here's a couple more!

To Live is to Fly

Been experimenting a wee bit lately using pastels on canvas. Birds...I know, I know....This one is for the Mini Canvas Auction which is the climatic ending to the Jamaica Street Artists Open Studios weekend (8-10 May). See you there!

The Walled Garden

The good people of Puck Studio recently asked me to contribute to their exhibition at Pick Me Up in London, alongside other "provincial" illustrators such as Jack Teagle and Andy Council among others. My contribution is a continuation of my botanical themes, this time a walled garden. To be continued.

Sekret Firmy portraits.

Here's another job i kinda forgot about. A bit different this. I had to draw a cast of Russian politicians and oligarchs battling it out in a variety of ways. Most of these guys I knew next to nothing about and I guess I captured the "likeness" with varying degrees of success. I also came down with a proper flu before the deadline, and had to sit up late into the night, high on Lemsip and cough syrup, wrapped in blankets blankets, clutching a hot water bottle.

Bikes!

Yikes! Forgot to post these bikes I did for Yee Haw last year. Bikes are cool! Personally, I have a really un- trendy bike, but it get me from A to B. It's a tired old workhorse...purely functional, ugly as sin and it desperate need of a mechanic's attention. I transported 3 long scaffolding planks on it last weekend from Temple Meads to St. Georges. Couldn't have done that on a chopper!

One that slipped through the net...

Here's a family tree I did months ago for the internet version of Store Norske Leksikon (Great Norwegian Encyclopedia).......