Kafka and the Fishes

When I read Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran Foer a while ago I found a quote I really liked. It was by Franz Kafka and it's something he said when visiting the Berlin aquarium after becoming a vegetarian. I decided to use it for an illustration.

The font I used was made by Matt Lyon.

The Raincoats

Amelia Gregory did an interview with the Raincoats about the upcoming re-relese of their album Odyshape and I was lucky enough to get to make one of the illustrations for the blog. I'm a big fan of the them so I was very excited to get the opportunity.
It was a really quick, fun project to make, I got the brief on Wednesday evening and sent the final artwork in on Friday morning. It also gave me a chance to practice drawing humans which I don't usually do.

The interview is great and you can read it over at Amelia's Magazine.

Better late than never...

Me and my sausage dog where sharing our illustration secrets in the July issue of Digital Arts. So did a lot of other very talented illustrators. My biggest secret though is that my fringe has been photoshopped in that photo. You can read the whole article online here. Big thanks to Lisa Hassell of Inkygoodness for including me in the feature!

In more recent news my work was featured on the Howkapow blog the other day!

If you like nice things (who doesn't?) you should vistit the Howkapow online shop, it's filled with amazing things, I want them all! www.howkapow.com

Shop Update!

Just a quick post to say that I've updated my shop
with some laser cut jewellery.

The OVO Show on Amelia's Magazine

There's a lovely three part feature of the OVO Show over at Amelia's Magazine!

Upstairs

Downstairs 1

Downstairs 2

Design Souffl'e

My work was featured on the Design Souffl'e blog today!

Studio Sweet Studio

Some of my 3D work was featured on the wonderful Studio Sweet Studio blog!

Camberwell BA Illustration Graduate Show 2011

Location: RED Gallery, 3 Rivington Street, Shoreditch
Private View: Thursday, 07 July 2011 19:00

www.ovoshow.co.uk
www.redgallerylondon.com

Hell is Other People

Portrait of a famous philosopher.
Laser cut MDF, painted with acrylics.

To the North Pole

This is what my final project ended up looking like. It's the story of two sisters journey to the North Pole told through a set of dioramas. You can see some close-up on my website. If you'd like to see them in person you should come down to The OVO show, www.ovoshow.co.uk, at the Red Gallery in Shoreditch between the 7th and the 12th July.

Thanks to the computer wizard Jo Ley for helping me with the photos, go check out her new website: www.jo-ley.com