“We asked 26 of our favourite designers to take a letter from the alphabet and design an A3 heavyweight print about what they thought was awesome. As always 100% of the monies made from this project will go towards the creation or sustainment of young peoples creative arts projects wherever it’s needed.”
Image and text from the We Heart Arts website.

Playfully merging text and illustration. This was my example I created to show the children at the workshop.

The night is about re-branding all of our favourite perfumes for a laugh. Think Dolce and Gabana it’s now Dolce and Banana….

Through illustration and witty copywriting help create a Zine – all in the name of silly.

Had a long day at work? Have a break, have a quickcrap: make some wonderful Carfumes.

Up for it? RSVP at hello@letsbebrief.co.uk

And for more information check out Lets Be Brief and Jester Jacques.

This week there will be weather.
For The Keen Eye, which is fuelled by my observations, irritations and life in general.

Christmas: I wonder how many people will receive e-cards this year?

For The Keen Eye, which is fuelled by my observations, irritations and life in general.

Check it out here.

A beautiful poem found in this book.

Illustration for Mr Spoqui’s zine #38 – Comida de plástico / Plastic food.

My first collection of wall designs for Jw Walls. The designs fall into two categories, one is fun and colourful where as the other is dark and odd.

View the full collection of wall designs.

Just for incase you are having one of them days, here is how not to make that cup of tea.

Also available to buy as a print.

An idea for a birthday card or print.

Reworking older work into a digital format. Originally this was a giant lino print.

Available to buy as a print on society 6.

I tried to explain to a friend in one text about the types of coffee you can get, it was impossible. There are so many types of drinks that could be classed as coffee. The only solution was to draw a selection of the main types.
Also available to buy as a print.

This was featured in the Metro newspaper on April 24th 2012.

My poster design for The Art of Winning, which was exhibited at Box Park in July 2012.

The concept:
The art of winning isn’t a board game or a game show. It’s not reality TV. It’s something you have to make a reality.

This summer at the London 2012 Summer Olympics, athletes from around the globe will be competing for medals, but for the rest of us, medals are not the reward. The reward is knowing we’ve got the best out of ourselves through years of hard work, dedication and more hard work. Winning feels good but it doesn’t come easy.

From personal happiness to leaving a genuine personal legacy; life’s potential list of achievements are too many to surmise.

Text from Let’s Be Brief.

If the movie poster had no text.