Here’s a sketch from a project I’ve been working on this week.




Last week Dragon Rouge invited me in to their office to do a little redecorating. They now have the comforting presence of a rather handsome (and rather large) painting of the queen to watch over them as they go about their daily business.

It’s always a joy to work on something new for Giggle Party. Here’s a new poster…

I spent Saturday taking part in Ted’s Drawing Room at Ted Baker’s London HQ. A host of super-talented illustrators were rounded up and given the task of drawing customers who were trying out the new Ted Baker Spring/Summer collection. Photos were beamed into the drawing room from in-store photo booths and the whole process was streamed live on the web. 8 hours of drawing produced a mountain of beautiful artwork and it was a massive pleasure to see everyone’s different approaches to the task. You can see some of my efforts below and check out the rest of the artwork on Facebook.




Anatomically correct drawing of a teenager’s innards for the cover of The Times’ Revision Guide.

For one week only from 30th January until 5th February 2012, North London’s Jealous Gallery and Print Studio is set to take up residence in the windows of Heal’s flagship Tottenham Court Road store, turning the area into a live studio space where original and limited edition artworks will be created.
Jealous will be printing my Queen image live in the windows of Heal’s. They will also be giving customers the chance to print their own ‘moustache mask’ from a selection that I have been drawing.
Check the Heal’s or Jealous Gallery websites for more info and to find out about the other exciting art and artists that are lined up throughout the week. Jayoon Choi’s contribution sounds unmissable…
Customers will also be able to pull their own prints of Jayoon Choi’s line drawings, made of passers-by on the street outside Heals. These will be screenprints, in black ink on white paper.
I’m extraordinarily excited to see my name amongst a whole host of creative heroes in this upcoming exhibition in Amsterdam. Much much more info can be found on this website and this facebook page (though not all of it is in English).