This summer I’ve been working with Esquire on a bunch of illustrations for their travel section. My efforts to capture Las Vegas and San Sebastian are pictured here. More of these soon.

Your Ad Here / Living Walls

Your Ad Here is a celebration of the local independent businesses that are such an integral part of east London’s community and economy. Local artists were invited to propose ideas for unique outdoor advertisements for a wide range of independent businesses and organisations which will be displayed in and around the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park for up to three years.

As part of Your Ad Here and Living Walls, amazing vegan/vegetarian cafe/community hub/environment centre The Hornbeam Cafe are currently making their presence known around the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in the form of these vegetable/caffeine/freshly baked bread hunting predators.

The Hornbeam Cafe, 458 Hoe St, Walthamstow, E17 9AH

Six days and God made heaven, earth, the sea, and all that is in them. Years of design and play testing and he’s come up with a damn fine party game too.

Support God Hates Charades on kickstarter (and look out for more of my artwork while you’re there).

A cover I created for this month’s Step Journal.

This is my response to a poem about Anansi The Spider taken from 26 Characters, a celebration of childhood literary characters.

Design by St invited 26 illustrators to each respond to a poem. The writers who contributed to the project were allocated a letter of the alphabet to beghin their poem with and the illustrators were asked to include that letter in their image.

You can see more of the book on the Design by St site and you can buy a copy for £5 from 26.org.uk.

My cover for T.Rex – Get It On from this year’s Secret 7″ exhibition.

A small part of something I’ve been working on over the weekend.

Something new for Grantland to accompany an article about basketball and the Philippines. The article, my illustration and a couple of other great images by Jungyeon Roh are up on the the Grantland site now.

Venus de Dino and three other examples of letterpress stupidity available from my online shop now.

The artwork I created for this month’s V&A Friday Late is up on their website along with a whole load of info about the event.