Creative Quarterly | Issue 17.

I just received my copy of Creative Quarterly, so I thought I'd whack up a few snaps. The issue includes an image I created (bottom right) for the end pages of a children's book.

Anorak Magazine | Colour Me In.

Three of my totem illustrations for The Scribble Project have been printed in the winter edition of Anorak Magazine as part of a colouring-in page. The owl, the froggie and the monster are mine - see if you can spot them. The theme of the issue is drawing, and it's definitely worth a look if you haven't seen it already. :]

New Sugar | Issue 8.

My work was recently featured in issue 8 of New Sugar magazine - it's on online magazine, and you can check out issue 8 here. Have a peek at pages 68 to 75 to see my work. :]

I was also a runner up in Issue 17 of Creative Quarterly. My illustration can be seen in the Creative Quarterly online gallery - just click on my name in the list to the left of the page.

Hello you.

The hello project.

My children's book I'm a little bit scared of... is now available to purchase online! Check it out here. :]

Shelter House of Cards Exhibition.

Yesterday I visited the Shelter House of Cards exhibition at the Haunch of Venison Gallery in London. My flamingo two of hearts playing card is being exhibited there as part of a collaborative quilt of cards which was put together by Amelia's Magazine. The exhibition features artwork by 53 artists and designers, each one relating to a certain playing card - these designs will be auctioned to raise money for Shelter.

There are some awesome designs being exhibited, and it was pretty incredible to see my playing card being displayed alongside the work of such prominent artists and designers as Nick Park, Damien Hirst, Vivienne Westwood and Rob Ryan. The exhibition is open until Monday 28th September, so if you're in London, it's definitely worth a look. :]

Monsters.

Yesterday I drew monsters. :]

Doodlezine | A recipe for gingerbread.

This illustration is my submission for Doodlezine. The theme for the next issue is typography, and I based my entry on a recipe for gingerbread men. Possibly the most confusing recipe you'll ever come across, but hand-drawn typography and yummy biscuits seemed like a cute combination to me. :]