POW! Scomis Superheroes!

A great project to work on for Devon County Council. 

Scomis, leading the way in schools ICT development with... The Enabler! The Resolver and The Improver!

Big thanks to Debbie and Rob at Devon County Council.

Weird Whitstable's Crabzilla print hits the front page!

The mighty and famous Crabzilla on the cover of this week's Whitstable Times!

Grab a copy in all good Whitstable newsagents!

Read the article HERE 

The Crabzilla print is the perfect Christmas gift for any Crabzilla enthusiast! 

Only £20 for an A3 sized print. 

I will deliver locally around Whitstable!

See HERE

Many thanks to Chloe at the Whitstable Times.

Chris Packham BBC Wildlife

Very excited to have drawn Chris Packham, guest columnist for BBC Wildlife Magazine. Great article too. 

Big thanks to Richard Eccleston at Immediate Media

Pedegree Chums! Time Out

I love dogs! This was a smashing chance to get excited and run around in circles and draw all over the place!

Big thanks to Anamaria at Time Out!

The Weekender Film Issue

Latest work for The Weekender. Spot Illustrations for The Big Kent Film Quiz, and Local Hero No.11: film director Michael Powell.

Big thanks to Dan Synge at The Weekender

The World According to Gogglebox

The Bafta winning TV show Gogglebox has a book out today!

'The World According to Gogglebox'.

Featuring loads of drawings by me! Heres a quick glimpse inside...

It was such a wonderful project to be involved with - drawing such brilliant people was a bit of a dream job for me. I couldn't be happier with the finished book. The design is first class, and its funny as anything! I hope you like it!

Massive thanks to Liana and Tim at Unreal, Tania at Studio Lambert, and Katy at Canongate Books, the writers Jason Hazeley and Joel Morris, everyone else involved... and of course the stars of the show.

Les aventures de Marc

'Les aventures de Marc' is a French medical brochure that explains the diagnosis and treatment of colon cancer. Originally an animation, I was asked by VisualMedia to expand the content for a printed brochure. I kept the drawing approach nice and broad, a little 'ligne claire' style, with some friendly warm colours. Its turned out to be one of my favourite jobs. Hopefully it rests easy on the eyes of anyone going down the cancer pathway.

Big thanks to Amy at VisualMedia