Personal work
I currently illustrate a weekly money column for The Telegraph. Here are a selection of some of the works done so far.
Personal work, made in the darkest winter in the UK, dreaming of a beach and some sun!
Personal work exploring the hidden world of new tech.
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The future of walking your four legged friend :)
Illustrations for 2025’s Sports Personality of the Year awards.
I was asked to depict the contenders for use on web, tv and socials. Huge thanks to Sean Chaney for this one!
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Looking into the future of AI in work.
Personal work inspired by the wonderfully colourful season.
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Had a lot of fun with this speculative piece, always interesting to try out my work in different formats as i'm usually working on editorial pieces. So i thought it would be fun to see how my work might look on a large scale!
Finding the Sweet Spot of Collaboration
Work that never saw the light of day, this piece was about collaborating in business using technology.
Rated For Stage Diving: Why A Mechanical Watch Is Actually A Festival Essential
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Personal speculative work inspired by an article featured on BBC Science Focus. I wanted that mystical vibe that fungi seem to exude, but also keep it rooted in science with a conceptual twist. ✏️ (also mocked up as a cover)
https://www.sciencefocus.com/nature/fungi-could-be-conscious
“Fungi could be conscious. Here's what that means...
New research on fungi suggests they could be demonstrating some form of intelligence, but not all experts are convinced.”
Personal work depicting a warm afternoon in Kyoto.
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The idea behind this piece was looking at our relationships with AI, how that is evolving at such a fast pace and how far that will go in the future?
Will people have relationships with AI? Will AI replace human affection and love? Or is that something that is irreplaceable?
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Sir David Attenborough turned 99 on May 8th, 2025!
Here’s a piece i created in honour of the legend himself. I wanted to celebrate the man who has brought nature and the story of our world into our homes. There really is no better narrator for life on earth.
I’ve also included a fun speculative mockup of the illustration as a cover for a documentary :)
Illustration work for Sidney Raz's new book
Life Hacks, Tips and Tricks
I had the honour of illustrating all of the super useful life hacks and helpful tips for navigating life featured in the book. It was such a fun project to work on, theres over 200 illustrations!
"In this enlightening collection of life hacks, social media sensation Sidney Raz shares the mind-blowing tips and tricks that make life so much easier. From cooking and household chores to making life in general more efficient, the TikTok star offers his life-hacking discoveries in this beautifully illustrated collection of eye-opening tips."
Grab a copy here
Thanks to Isabelle Merry and the DK team.
For any book illustration enquiries please contact my agents here
Brand Illustration for Iron + Earth
Illustration to accompany a change in Iron + Earth's mission and values. Iron & Earth delivers programs that enable community-driven climate solutions and reduce barriers for those seeking a future in the green economy.
Illustration for The Sunday Times Magazine
The Article was about #MenToo: male victims of workplace sexual harassment share their shocking stories.
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I, like most of the world, recently watched Adolescence on Netflix. As a father of 2 boys, this show really resonated with me and opened my eyes to a totally different world to what i experienced when i was growing up. It inspired me to do a piece around the show but also the incel movement which is quite terrifying for a dad.
The show has definitely made me more diligent about screens in my kids lives, which me and my wife already ration out quite strictly. But as my boys grow up i'll be keeping a close eye on them and as always trying to maintain the openness and honesty to speak with us whenever they have doubts or questions.
Illustration for The Telegraph
This one is about how high inflation eats away the value of your money!
Illustration for Mr Porter
A comprehensive guide to getting ready for a good time in record speed! Minimal pre-party preening; maximum impact!
Personal Work inspired by an article featured on New Scientist.
(Bottom Image is a mockup of how it could look as a New Scientist Cover. It is purely speculative.)
“First ever 'black hole bomb' created in the lab
A black hole bomb – an idea first proposed in 1969 – has now been realised in the lab as a toy model made from a rotating cylinder and magnetic coils. Studying the bomb could help us better understand real black holes.”
Read the Article here
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2477867-first-ever-black-hole-bomb-created-in-the-lab/
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Speculative packaging illustration for BrewDog’s Elvis Juice.
I’ve always loved Brewdog’s brand, clever, cheeky, and full of attitude. So I thought I’d put my own spin on one of their beers. They usually go for clean, graphic, type-led designs, but I wanted to flip the script a bit. I decided on a 1950s Elvis. Mid-dance move, cracking open a cold can of Elvis Juice!
The idea was to capture that iconic Elvis energy and inject a real sense of movement into the label so I thought, why not make the beer itself part of the composition too. I used splashes and torrents of the actual drink to bring the whole piece to life. I kept a nod to the original packaging with the signature colours and some USA-style stripes in the background, not only to add some interest but also a nod to Americana and the King himself
Personal work depicting a rainy night in NYC.
Illustrations for Mr Porter
This was to accompany a guide to tying your shoelaces including some cool creative ways of doing so! 👟
View the article here
AD - Catriona McCormick
The Deadsoul Project - The Night House Files Book 1
I was commissioned by Harper Collins UK to fully illustrate the first in a terrifying new series from master of sci-fi horror Dan Smith.
Get ready for an action-packed adventure as secret organisation The Night House exposes the terrifying truth behind the Alpine Heights disaster.
Grab a copy here… if you dare
The Deadsoul Project - Harper Collins UK
The Wintermoor Lights - The Night House Files Book 2
I was commissioned by Harper Collins UK to fully illustrate the second in a terrifying series from master of sci-fi horror Dan Smith.
What is happening to the children in Wintermoor? Secret organisation The Night House exposes the bone-chilling truth in this terrifying thriller from master of sci-fi Dan Smith.
Grab a copy here… if you dare
What Is Menswear’s Next Big Sneaker? 👟 🔮
Economia
The feature is about the "new world order". Focusing on Millennials and Generation Z and what the UK will look like in the future and how it will change in the next decade.
Illustration for Mr Porter
The Ultimate Guide To Caring For Suede
Article here
Illustration for Barrons for their Top Independent Investors. This was to accompany a guide to finding the right independent financial advisor, specifically how the advisor needs to suit the business model.
A big thank you to Kristen Ren and Making Pictures
Illustration + Artwork concepts for a TV Spot for The British Army.
“Watch the story of Florence Nightingale tending to soldiers in the Crimean War followed by footage showing the Army repaying the favour, building Nightingale Hospitals, as well as providing logistical support to the NHS and the nation”
Director - Felix Massie
Produced - Nexus Studios
Illustration for CIRE Magazine (Christie’s International Real Estate Magazine)
A TASTE OF THE STATES
California may be the grande dame of wine regions, but vineyards across the United States are producing vintages that have oenophiles traveling far and wide.
AD - Michael Branthwaite
Is Time Spent Playing Video Games Time Well Spent Or Time Wasted?
Personal Work
Exploring some explosive action within sports. Looking into combining colour and shape combined with my usual style.
Illustration for United Airlines Hemispheres Magazine
This is a feature about Walter Ferguson, who is considered the father of Costa Rican calypso. He turned 103 this year, and in 2018 the country designated his birthday National Day of Calypso. Over the years he would self-record his music on cassette tape and then give them to tourists and visitors, never saving a copy for himself. A few years ago one of his 11 children started The Walter Ferguson Tape Hunt to track down as many cassettes as they could so they could form a library of his music.
People have traveled from all over the world to return his tapes; so far they’ve rescued 82 of them. Now he’s obviously quite old and frail, but he still sings and people come to meet him and honor him. Kids in Costa Rica learn about him and study his music to better understand their Afro-Caribbean roots.
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Vlad & the Moon
Spooky fun illustration looking at a vampires relationship with the moon.
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Inspired by bedtimes with my 2 boys. Science and life tend to be the topics.
Illustration for Mr Porter
The article is about 5 writers sharing their wackiest hair moments, from buzzcuts, gelled spikes, short back and sides to a Nike swoosh shaved on the back of someones head, their are some real stinkers in here!
Article here - https://www.mrporter.com/en-gb/journal/grooming/bad-hair-haircut-dye-bleach-horror-stories-24384898
Cover illustration for Politico EU
Climate special issue. The last last chance to save the world from climate disaster.
AD - Alistair Walker
Illustrations for digital agency Harrison Carloss
Representing the agency itself traversing and mastering the creative and digital jungle.
Illustration for AARP.
It's for a column in their print edition called “My First…”, it covers people 50+ doing something for the first time, or the first time in a long time.
The story I illustrated was “My First Time Being Told Not to Lift Something Heavy” - about the writer being told he couldn't lift a foldable chair by a Gen Z'er, when it in fact weighed nothing and the writer isn't even old!
AD - Josef Edmonds
Illustration for ABK for their online blog ‘The Edit’.
This one was about a new gaming bar in California for gamers and non-gamers alike, letting you nerd out with your friends!
Making a DIY Charging Station
A quick spot illustration about making a DIY Charging station to reduce clutter.
AD -Dian Holton
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Exploring the idea of Digital Collaboration and how tech is changing that post pandemic.
Secrets and Spies.
72 page Fully illustrated Hardback Book.
Written by Anita Ganeri. Published by Little Tiger Press
Prepare to go undercover and enter a world of secret missions, covert operations and classified information. Explore the history of espionage from ancient secret agents to modern-day surveillance, and read about the lives of infamous spies and their missions. Learn the language of spies and how to read codes and ciphers, then ask yourself the all-important question – could you be a spy?
Grab a copy-
Amazon
Waterstones
Illustration for Mr Porter
Six Non-Surgical Facial Treatments For Better Skin
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Illustration for Mr Porter
How Many Times Should You Spritz Your Cologne? A Definitive Guide
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Self initiated work.
Feature illustration for Realm Magazine (Cincinnati Magazine)
The feature focuses on aerospace as the leading industry for the emerging Cincinnati/Dayton corridor, with Ohio being the #2 state in the U.S. for the aerospace industry.
AD - Brittany Dexter
Revealed! What Men Fear Most About Sex
And what women can do to help.
Illustration for The Girlfriend - from AARP
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Big thanks to AD - Dian Holt
Illustration for Mr Porter
Nine Ways To Combat Seasonal Depression
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Brand Illustrations for renewable energy organisation, Iron + Earth.
Illustrations to visualise how Iron + Earth have impacted the energy sector and how they operate and how they are positively changing the industry.
Illustration for RSA Journal for an article about how the government can champion innovation
Illustrations for Alife Labs in Japan
These pieces accompanied 2 short stories by acclaimed writer Satoshi Ogawa focusing on the upside and downsides to life with AI.
The first focuses on how AI and algorithms dictate and control our lives, fortunes and how we see the world, we unwittingly become puppets to the machine.
The second is how the use of bots and AI in social media could potentially take over all media outlets until you’re unsure who is human and who is not. It is likened to the invasion of Bullfrogs.
With the 80th anniversary of the start of the Blitz being marked today (7th September 2020) Ancestry UK partnered with myself and artists across the UK to create 80 pieces of art; each inspired by a historical record and/or image from World War II.
Illustration for TES Global
AD - Nigel Jones
This one is about how using virtual reality in schools could herald a revolution in teaching, but in truth there are still some huge barriers preventing use of the tech in the classroom.
Illustration and Animation for Barrons
AD - Robert Connolly
Article is about how during times of high volatility in the stock market, some investors prefer to invest in no volatility stocks. It's almost as if investing in these stocks allows investors to achieve their inner zen or, find themselves in a peaceful and serene place mentally.
Self initiated work
Illustration for Barrons
‘Get a job in Retirement. It helps Wealth and Health.”
AD - Robert Connolly
Illustration created to coincide with with the launch of a striking new al fresco ‘Spritz Garden’ at Edinburgh’s new St James Quarter.
Illustration for Times Higher Education Opinion Section
AD - Dan Sinclair
The article was about about how the best defence against the ‘infection’ of Populism is education within moral and cultural institutions – such as universities, churches and serious media – these are society’s immune system.
Illustration for Cyclist Magazine
AD- Rob Milton
This one was for an article about Cyclocross and how the sport has never taken off in the UK the way it has in Belgium and Holland and looks at opportunities and challenges facing road racing’s dirtier cousin
Illustration for Virgin Roger magazine
The feature is called Shanghai nights, and is about a Virgin Employee, who also works as a translator in the evenings.
She works as a translator part time and due to her knowledge of the Virgin brand, she got the job of translating Richard Branson’s book “Finding my Virginity”.
