Latest: The Times+ campaign

Here's a little snippet of some of the pieces I made for the latest ad campaign that I worked on for The Times; the brain child of creative team Rob Ferrara and Liz Oakley (CHI & Partners).

Four artists were commissioned to produce largescale artworks for the project (Su Blackwell, Simon Spilsbury, Brian Grimwood and me) which was shot by Photographer Hamish Brown. A mass of fishing wire, many a laddder, a sneaky bit of Wimbledon and a very tasty Thai chicken Curry all featured in the 2 day setup and shoot (thanks to everyone who helped me hoist, tie and cut down 8ft of artwork).

Tatty Devine part deux

Here's the final window displays I made for Tatty Devine's Brick Lane boutique. Each window is themed, taking inspiration from the current SS11 and Best Of collections to showcase the jewellery. Click here for more photos.






Thanks to the Tatty team! and the super Louby Clarke, who was a much needed extra pair of hanging hands. Was a lot of fun and great to work with their amazing art jewelry. These were my two fav pieces from their current collection:



(Jewelry photo's from Tatty Devine)

Tatty Devine

A sneaky peak of the window setup from the weekend. Photos of the final windows to follow soon (or just wander down brick lane!)

Don't Panic

Big thanks to everyone who voted! My design made it into the top 10 and was chosen as the winning entry by the judging panel, represented by Peepshow Collective.



http://www.dontpaniconline.com/

Don't Panic

My entry into this years Don't Panic design competition:



Have a looky and vote here: http://www.dontpaniconline.com/design/entry/1761

New projects

I've some exciting new projects in the pipeline with Tatty Devine and advertising agency Chi & Partners. Updates to come as spring rolls on!

Delayed post of my project for Computer Arts Projects Magazine Issue 147, The trend-spotter's guide to design. My tutorial is also now online at the Computer Arts website.

Computer Arts: The trend-spotters guide to design

I created an Illustration and 12 step tutorial for the current issue of Computer Arts Projects Magazine, The trend-spotter's guide to design. Now on shop shelves for your viewing pleasure! Images to follow soon...

Computer Arts

I've just finished doing a project for the next issue of Computer Arts : Projects magazine. Keep your eyes peeled at the end of Feb! Updates to follow once it's published.

Rob Ryan assisting

I'm spending a bit of time working with Rob Ryan and his lovely team at his studio at the moment. Its a treat to be surrounded by lots of beautiful work and the chance to get back to a screen printing bed! Warning - don't challenge him to a board game, he WILL win!

(image © Rob Ryan)

Burried treasure

I found this little gem this weekend at the grandparents house - they've had it since they got married so its an oldy!



A couple creations from the festive season

The last few months

YCN

I've spent the last 2 months interning at YCN and sadly bid my fairwells last week. It was a great environment to work in, alongside lots of talented people! Here's a few of the highlights:

Who's In Charge?

As part of a project I took part in called 'Spot The Tiger' last year, I'll be exhibiting at the Dreamspace Gallery London alongside lots of other lovely illustrators. Come down and see!

'Who's In Charge?' | Dreamspace Gallery| Dufferin Street London | 5-16 July

Assisting Jiggery Pokery / Vauxhall Skate event

A little selection of pics of the final building / painting / drawing / sewing etc... preparations at the location for the event (Village Underground - Shoreditch) and some very spangly cars.

Assisting Jiggery Pokery / Vauxhall Skate event

I've spent the last couple of weeks helping out lovely ladies Anna and Lauren of Jiggery Pokery (www.jiggerypokery.biz), in preparation for the 'Vauxhall Skate' event that went on last wednesday in Shoreditch. The end result was a mass of teepees, giant rotating eyes, a vinyl covered roller disco, 4 decorated cars and many other glitter covered delights. Here's a few pics of us painting the giant teepee which guests eventually would enter the event through.