So, 'fishes' can apparently be used to describe a variety of species of fish [pl]. So here are some fishes. And some crustaceans. Crustacii?

I was asked to illustrate the wedding invites of a couple who had met at a newsprinters. The couple were to be married in the Docklands, and intended to take their guests on a cruise west up the Thames on their wedding day. The invite, which is printed on a tabloid-size newspaper, maps London from West to East, ending at London City Airport on the last page, where the couple would jet off on their honeymoon.

Various custom prints produced recently. For more information, click on the 'Custom Prints' tab above.

As part of the LHR Exhibition series, I produced this illustration on the theme 'Architecture'. The piece will be on show in the Hanbury Arms, Islington, until October 2015. Available to buy as a print in various sizes in my Etsy shop (link at top of page).

I produced the wedding stationary for the lovely married couple Ben and Nat. This included the invitation, RSVP card, order of service, menu and placeholders. The designs were done especially for the couple which saw their lives from where they were born, to where they met, to when the got engaged and ending with their wedding day.

A full page map illustration I produced for a supplement to Soho House magazine

My two submissions for the AOI Prize for Illustration 2015. One of these entries was shortlisted, and is currently on display at the London Transport Museum.

An illustrated quote for a Midsummer Night's Dream created as a custom print for a recently married couple who met whilst performing the play.

Events company Lillingstons approached me early in December to produce a Christmas image for their Christmas mail-out. Their location, a mews courtyard was to be the image subject, but made festive; decked with fairy lights and with a wreath on the door, and a cosy glow from the windows and lights.

The latest piece for the LHR Exhibitions curated by Mr Gresty - this time with the theme Rhyming Slang. At the Lauriston Pub in Hackney until early 2015.

Quintessentially Events asked me to design the invitation and menu for an event they were hosting in London. The clients love London and are avid horse riders, and a combination of the two was wanted.

A thoroughly vague and unannotated map of England I produced as part of the LHR Exhibition 'This is England' at The Lauriston in Hackney.

This was originally a rough for an unsuccessful pitch - I liked the composition and wanted to see it finished even though it was not picked for the project, so I finished it in my own time.

As part of the Your Ad Here project, my design was picked, amongst others, to be displayed on a billboard in the Olympic Park. I chose to create an advert for Barnes & Webb, a local beehive hire company based in East London. More photos of the design in situ to follow...

This year I have teamed up with contemporary fashion company Bundy & Webster to produce a series of designs for their SS14 collection. The first t-shirt was also produced for a collaboration between the Garden Museum in London and ourselves. The design is available on t-shirts, tea towels and tote bags in the Garden Museum gift shop.

All the designs were screen printed and they have turned out brilliantly.

See www.bundyandwebster.com for their excellent new collection.

Photography copyright Sara Lincoln Photography.

Earlier in the year I entered the Serco Prize for Illustration 2014 competition. The brief was to create a poster telling one of London's 'stories' - I chose a poem called Composed Upon Westminster Bridge September 3rd 1802 by William Wordsworth, and transposed him standing on the new Westminster Bridge looking at London as it is today, and wondering whether the early morning he describes can be said for the hustle and bustle of today's city.
While I didn't progress very far with this competition, it was great fun to do - I suggest you check out fifty of the best entries on show in the London Transport Museum, on until the 6th April 2014.

A series of hierarchies involving beverages, hot or cold. All these images are available to buy as prints on my online shop.

A recent commission to design a wedding invite. The couple then printed the design themselves onto seeded paper, which looks great.

Personal project starting to draw buildings and places on a corner.

Every year, French company Relais & Chateaux hosts a grand dinner celebrating cuisine in a chosen country, attended by many highly regarded chefs and guests. This year, the event was hosted in Old Billingsgate, London, and focussed on the concept of local British produce and travel. I was chosen to illustrate a booklet given to the guests, explaining the aims of the company and the background of the produce chosen to be cooked and served at the dinner.

Third in a series of images illustrating London's corners.

Second in a series of images illustrating London's corners.

An illustration on the theme of self-motivation. This was submitted for a competition to be part of a calendar, and was selected to be one of the images!

A piece for an exhibition with the theme 'Behind the Scenes at the Circus'

University Project

University projects creating a series of pieces using questions based on certain themes.

Competition submissions for the Penguin Design awards 2012. Adult cover for Ken Kesey's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and children's cover for Grimm's Fairy Tails