The Bulk of my work is made up of editorial Illustration with clients ranging from small press to national newspapers. I use size play and metaphor to construct a narrative without complicating an image. 

I sub specialise as a food illustrator. I absolutely love drawing food. If the image makes me feel hungry I know it has worked. My food and drink clients include: Tesco, Waitrose, Beer Necessities, Traveller Magazine, National Express, Counterpoint and Snacks Quarterly.  

I have been fortunate enough to contribute a few pieces to The Guardian Newspaper for both print and online.

I use pattern in many of my illustrations. It’s such a fun way to play with an image, however simple and turn it into something wonderful.

I would receive feedback on roughs like “I would LOVE this as a shirt” and I have to agree. Textile design is something I’m looking to do more of in future.

I had the pleasure of illustrating 12 essays for Polygon.com. I had never done editorial illustrations for a video games media platform before, the project allowed me to explore images in ways that not only had to be accessible  to a casual observer of the content but also to the more well versed consumer. All the while maintaining a tone and style I would use for any other news publication. 

I had a lot of fun with these, big thanks to Chris Sullentrop and Chris Plante for having me on this. 

Link to the essays: https://www.polygon.com/2018/1/8/16863462/video-games-2017-year-in-review

Usually where I develop and experiment with new techniques and ideas. And also where I draw lots of ladders.

The Skinny Magazine is a monthly paper out of Edinburgh, I have been a regular contributor for over 2 years. Their articles are always fun and allow me to get quite silly as a result.