
Here's the last in the Carnival food series for Yee Haw...a high striking turkey leg!








I finished this piece last week. It's another calendar image for Peix Pharma (here it is along with two previous ones). The theme his time round was "Miracles of the World" or "Extraordinary Performances". After a few cups of coffee in a cosy cafe, far from bottomless crevasses and frostbitten toes, Ed Hillary's ascent of Everest in 1953 came to mind. For some reason I'm really fascinated by polar expeditions and adventures that involve extremely low temperatures...Especially when they go wrong, like the Italia airship in the arctic in 1928. Anyway... The british expedition, led by John Hunt, seemed to go swimmingly however...No hiccups, non of the crew falling out, no threat of mutiny or anything...Not even any casualties! Nevertheless, a really amazing achievement, realised thanks to careful planning, good leadership and excellent team spirt! Oh yes!







Here's an illustration I just did for Vision magazine/ Futurelab. I wanted to do something graphic and simple, inspired by some old books I've got from the 60's. Dispite tryng to do something simple, I ended up with more photoshop layers than ever before. My old computer was on the brink of collapse! I am my own worst enemy some times. The client loved it though!





My new book has finally arrived from the printers! It's really quite amazing to see the final product after having worked on it for almost a year. I was really struggling at times, to keep the momentum, the quality and the enthusiasm up, but now that it's done and dusted I think it was all worth it. 



I did this for a German company called EOS. It's for their annual calendar which is massive, and in a really unorthodox format. They have a different theme each year. This one was "nice projects" A pretty loose brief! It's seldom I'm totally happy with anything I do, but I was really pleased with how this one turned out. Really enjoyed working on it.