Thought I'd give myself a bit of a bank holiday kick and set a 3 hour deadline to get this illustration done (from concept to completion). Have to admit it felt a little rushed so is a little sketchy in places... anyhow it's based on a article I read the other day about class and prejudice in the climbing of the social ladder.
Editorial Illustration - Brawn GP emerges from the ashes of Honda to take the new Formula 1 season by storm.
Posting this a little late but was a editorial for a article about when ITV jumped to an ad break in the dying moments of the Everton Vs Liverpool FA cup tie, just as Everton scored the only goal of the game!
Editorial - 'A normal human brain contains as many brain cells as there are stars in the milky way...'
My first re-working of one of my 'sketch a day' drawings. Taken form the day USA and the World got a new president.
Here's a editorial piece I've just finished - supposedly 'If you love coffee and drink more than 100 cups in 4 hours you'll probably die.' Hmm... even though the 'probably' is slightly vague, if you ever feel the need to try I would still recommend stopping at the 100 mark.
Don't know about anyone else but now Labour have cut VAT by 2.5% I'm going to go out and spend £800 on a 50 inch TV I don't really need cos at a saving of £20 how can you say no?
Invite design for the collaborative exhibition of Silversmiths Sarah Denny and Rebecca Joselyn in Sheffield.
As the heat rises during the race to be president, cameras are clicking, smiles are on show and patriotism is forced down the throat of the voters.
A sneek peek on how the Super Tennis will look, based on a 1950's how to play Lawn Tennis book. More to come.
Unfortunately we came up a few votes shy of winning the Don't Panic pack design competition, a valiant second instead.
Illustration of Melissa Reid almost detaching her body from her legs whilst pushing forward the future of Britain's womens golf.
Illustration to accompany the Primal Scream's 'State of the Nation' opinion article for Artrocker.com's Guestival.
