90 x 90 silk scarf for Hermes Paris.

We take a peek into the goings on at number 24 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, where something truly mysterious is happening.

Such a thing has caused someone to leave in a hurry with the phone off the hook, knocking over a chair and losing a shoe in the panic.

The drawing has several little ‘easter eggs’ that reference the number 24. The telephone has highlights at 2 and 4, there are 24 cat paw-prints… Can you find the others?

Limited edition screen-print in collaboration with Mondo.

Made in 1902 Le Voyage dans la Lune marked the birth of science fiction cinema that broke the boundaries of what was possible with special effects influencing everything that came after it.

Melies background was as a theatre magician which shows its influence in the movie’s set designs and still camera positions that resemble a story being told on a stage.

It’s a fantastical masterpiece as anarchic as it is inventive and I dived into Melies’ world to try and grasp at some of that wonder.

Animation for Hermes China bringing my silk scarf ‘Tea for Two’ to life. Commissioned to mark International Women’s Day 2023. Animated in collaboration with Parallel Studios, Paris.

For Hermès Paris a 90 x 90 cm silk scarf in several colourways

An eccentric couple have created a huge complex machine to achieve the simplest of tasks, that of serving tea with a splash of milk.

I always loved the illustrations of W.Heath Robinson and following the tiny details of his contraptions where the chain reactions perform everyday tasks in an overly complicated way. I also spent way too much time watching Rube Goldberg inspired machines on youtube. I advise you to put the kettle on and do the same.

In collaboration with Hermès Paris this silk scarf measures 90cm x 90cm.

This work began with a reflection on the culture of the "selfie" and the efforts people put into making self-portraits for social media. It then developed in a more fantastical and absurd acrobatic pose with her companions shifting to get in on the photo.

The balance of the scene depends on each animal being in the right place. If another of those butterflies lands then the whole structure might collapse…

Illustrations for the Hermes collection of card holders inspired by playing cards. Screen printed onto coloured leather.

5 animations commissioned by Hermès China to bring the ‘Hermès Story’ silk scarf to life.

Commemorating International Women’s Day.

Officially licensed screen-print commissioned by Nautilus Art Prints.

24 x 36 inches. 10 colours.

Screen-print released by Mondo.

24 x 36 inches.

At a time when we could all use some much-needed lightness, drawing flying nannies was my cathartic release.

Let the fusty old busybodies spin away in a hurricane and give Mary Poppins room to nonchalantly glide down and bring us some magical and anarchic joy.

Screen-printed gig poster for Jack White

Commissioned by Third Man Records

18 x 24 inches

I had the pleasure of designing the illustrations for the Hermès 2022 day planner.

On sale at Hermès

Extremely proud of my collaboration with Hermès Paris illustrating a range of silk scarves.

100% hand rolled silk.

70 x 70 cm

A book cover I illustrated for the Bucktwins who are not only geniuses of sleight of hand and pioneers of Cardistry but they also founded the great Art of Play.

Reflections on 2020.

Privately Commissioned screen-print in an edition of 33.

Regular and Variant.

A tribute poster to the first ever performance of Mozart’s The Magic Flute.

18 x 24 inch screen-print using metallic and pearlescent inks.

Commissioned by Eviltender.

Artist proofs are available in my shop.

Commissioned by Mad Duck Posters.

24 x 36" screenprint in Regular, Variant and Wood versions.

Commissioned by Mondo.

Jungle version.

24 x 36 inch screen-print.

Robin Hood is a joyful and anarchic film and doing a poster for it was a breath of fresh air.

9 colour screen-print on parchment paper. 26 x 24 inches.

Commissioned by Mondo.

Available in my shop.

A picture deck of cards released by Art of Play and made by the United States Card Company. Gold embossing on the tuck case.

This deck won a Gold Medal from the Association of Illustrators in London and a Silver Medal from the Society of Illustrators in New York. 

The deck is available from The Art of Play.

Commissioned by The Grand Ferdinand Hotel in Vienna.

Identities for the hotel restaurant.

This was a very open brief on the theme of Decadance and Sin. They wanted characters that are eccentric and fun. 

‘We want the finest wines known to humanity, we want them here and we want them now!’
This poster celebrates the amount of wine the characters quaff and is inspired by the style of a Petrus wine label where we have, rather than picturesque vineyards and a Chateaux, a scene of the two dejected characters in the mud and the rain on holiday, ‘by mistake’. There’s plenty of detail for fans of the film including an inadvisable way to cook a chicken.

Limited edition screen-prints available from Dark City Gallery

A personal series that gently swipes at social media bragging and ostentatiousness.

A curious explorer’s cabinet of curiosity.

Commissioned by Black Dragon dragon for their book on the them of Traces.

Commissioned by Deschutes Brewery.

Label for an IPA beer called Swivelhead.

The illustration includes objects personal to the passions and history of the company.

Screen-printed movie poster commissioned privately.

Metallic silver and copper inks.

36 x 24 inches.

For Penguin Books

Commissioned by Fortnum and Mason for their restaurant branding at 45 Jermyn Street in London.

Art directed by Otherway.

The Christmas edition cover and 8 interior illustrations for their festive fiction.

Commissioned by Nautilus Art Prints.

24 x 36" Screenprint.

Art Directed by Jack and Laurent Durieux.

Limited edition screen-print for Martin Scorsese’s Silence.

Commissioned by Mondo.

24 x 36 inches.

Silence is a story set in 17th Century Japan where two missionaries, in search of their mentor, try to protect those who have turned to Christianity in a country that is torturing and killing those that support the faith. 
It's an intense and heartbreaking film that is beautifully made.

This poster has a slightly different approach for me as I wanted to emulate the look of a Japanese woodcut. An exercise in style to play with technique and shake things up.

Officially licensed through Disney this is a 36 x 24 inch screenprint in a regular and variant version.

Commissioned by Mondo and Cyclops Print Works.

Commissioned by The Folio Society.

Cover design printed onto gold cloth with two blocked colours.