Amica Magazine

Be careful what you post- what you think you’re sharing is just the tip of the iceberg. For Which? Computing magazine.

A series of groovy dance moves I couldn’t help but animate, personal work. 

I got to work on a series of illustrations for the 2019 Mens Cricket World Cup, printed through the Guardian each illustration covered England results as they smashed through the tournament and won the cup! Here’s a selection of my favourites…

How to celebrate the 4th of July in style, for MR PORTER.

Cover illustration for a Wealth special in the International New York Times. 

Poster illustrations for Ariel to encourage employees to divulge interesting facts.

Winning submission for the 2015 Guide to University Clearing, for the Guardian Newspaper.

Illustration for BBC 6 recommended music.

Cover for ‘A Single Stone’ by Meg McKinlay, Walker Books.

Personal work, prints available here

One of a series of illustrations to encourage people to get active throughout the day, for Voltarol & The Guardian.

Forget Wall Street, Silicon Valley is the new political power in Washington. For the Guardian US.

Family businesses in the digital age, cover for Tharawat Magazine.

How to manage your employees, for British GQ.

Illustrations for Arthritis Research UK (ARUK), published through the Guardian.

Jupiter, personal work.

My beer mat for Weird World Cup’s charity auction, based on the Kiss of Luck that Laurent Blanc gave goalie Fabian Barthez in the 1998 World Cup. Buy your pack here- https://weirdworldcup.com/  ! 

On one side an informative non-fiction concertina focused on the plant hunters of the 1800s, on the other side children have the chance to become the plant hunters at the venue of Trebah Gardens, Cornwall. 

Dr No, sexist doctors in the age of the Me Too movement, for The Guardian.

The horrors of social media, for The Guardian. 

A series of bespoke labels for Trebah Gardens, pressed by Helford Creek on the opposite bank of the river. 

Illustration for The Little Box column, Amica Magazine.

A series of portraits for Black + Blanc estate agents based in Croydon, celebrating famous faces from the area. 

Keeping multiculturalism together in the face of illiberal winds, for the New York Times.

Brexit could destroy the UK’s food and farming industry – or be the making of it. Illustration for The Guardian. 

Deciding who’s best to invest your money, an algorithm or a bank? Flip for it. For the New York Times. 

When corporations talk to you like you’re friends. Illustrating Oliver Burkeman’s articles for the Guardian Weekend magazine.

Swimming games, for Scouts Magazine.

Personal work.

Fundraising supplement cover, for the Guardian Newspaper.

Working with mixed-race clients, cover illustration for Therapy Today.

Is the violent approach to the Philippine’s war on drugs only fuelling it? Illustration for the Guardian newspaper.

Illustration for The Little Box, Amica.

Martin Selmayr’s influential grip on Brussels, for Politico.

Is the Labour manifesto acting as a shield for Conservative criticism? For the Guardian newspaper. 

Spot illustrations of computing myths, for Which? Magazine.

Pigeon Stalking, personal work. 

Collaboration with Great Depths where I produced all illustrated elements of Ed’s journey to find his perfect cordial ingredients!

One of a series of illustrations for Arthritis Research UK published through The Guardian.

Is labour lost in a rose tinted vision of times gone by? For The Guardian.

Right-wing populists mixed approach towards big tech, for the Guardian US.

Posters for ‘Peaky Blinders’ event where a sneak peak of series 3 was screened in a secret 1920s themed location. For the BBC.

For the poem ‘Vernal Equilibrium’, Popshot Magzine, Issue 18, The Light Issue. 

How to get summer body ready, for MR PORTER.

Interesting article on scientists attempting to teach AI consciousness though stories and all the flaws that come with it. Illustration for the Guardian Newspaper. 

Personal work.

There’s only one way to get out of writers block- write yourself out. Illustrating Oliver Burkeman’s articles for the Guardian Weekend Magazine.