‘Spring Vibes’ for Jack Wills

Jack Wills got in touch and asked me to produce 8 illustrations in line with the launch of their spring campaign.

The collaboration included a fantastic day at GQ Carnaby style weekender in London where Jack Wills hosted a popup screen printing workshop with Print Club London.

Personal work

Street Style

From a series of studies

Richard Ayoade Portrait

Capturing the the moment where you have to face your fears to chase your dream. 

Emma stone

La La Land, 2016

Personal work exploring colour

Digital Painting

A winner for Little White Lies Creative Brief 2018

The brief was to illustrate Joaquin Phoenix as his character in Lynne Ramsay's You were never really here, released March 2018.

A missing teenage girl. A brutal and tormented enforcer on a rescue mission. Corrupt power and vengeance unleash a storm of violence that may lead to his awakening.

The winning images went on exhibition at the Curzon Soho for the release of the film. 

The good guy grows a moustache dons a Hawaiian shirt and becomes the bad guy

I was delighted to be asked to produce an Illustration for Popshot magazine to accompany a piece by published author Lydia Ruffles

We missed flying the most

The other members of Awake Anon must be wondering where she is, whether she’s relapsed too. Nobody asks. It’s meant to be anonymous after all, this place where the sleepless come for community and to trade memories of the thing they miss most: dreams.  

Alex looks around the shimmering sweatbox through half-closed eyes, exhausted. If only he could tell the rest of Awake Anon about his almost-dream without revealing himself as a fraud

A boy longs for a girl and a good night’s sleep.

Popshot Issue 21- Dreams http://www.popshotpopshot.com/posts/20180801-the-dream-issue-is-here/

Personal Work

More street style studies

Magic mushrooms may effectively “reset” the activity of key brain circuits known to play a role in depression.

Psychedelics have shown promising results in the treatment of depression and addictions in a number of clinical trials over the last decade. Imperial College London researchers used psilocybin – the psychoactive compound that occurs naturally in magic mushrooms – to treat a small number of patients with depression, monitoring their brain function, before and after.

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The duality of personality