Designed and illustrated a caricature showing how you can ‘Boost your sales!’ with an animated explainer video. Thought a man in a suit and jetpack would fit in well. Then rearranged all the parts to fit into 16 different banner sizes. Here is a selection of some of them.

Had a look for an RSS feed icon but thought i could just as easy make my own. Here is the final version. If you want to use the icon take it and use it freely (icon shown on the right).

RSS illustration icon

Completed a small illustration to show a sponsored walk event for Great Ormond Street.

Great Ormond Street Sponsored walk / hike event

Some track and field icons that needed to sit next to a track and field events table for a website game (see below ‘game faces’).

The icons had to be simple so that they would be very clear when scaled down. Took longer than i imagined to get right but these were the finals.

(from top left) 1500 metres, 400 metres, 200 metres, 100 metres, 110 hurdles, steeple chase, walk race, discus, long jump, pole vault, shot put, hammer throw, relay, javelin, decathlon, high jump

Working on some illustrations and designs for a museum. Drawing different parts of animals, (legs, eyes ears etc..), so you can build an animal or create your own one.

Build or create your own animal

Been commissioned to draw lots of different men and women faces – different hair, eyes, noses, faces and mouths for a game. The idea is you can make the caricature you want and then play the athletics game. I ended up doing about 12 of each so there is thousands of possibilities.

I put some together so you can get an idea – Game faces

They didn’t want it ‘cartoony’, like the other faces i’ve drawn, as it was for an older audience. Here are some of the variations of face parts put together.

Commissioned Vector Mini illustration (3 tone poster)

Using 3 tones to get the shape of the mini. Created for an A1 poster.

Commissioned Vector Smart Car illustration (4 tone poster)

Using 4 tones to get the shape of the Smart Car for an A1 poster.

Abacus maths book illustrations

Boy playing tennis

Doing lots of small Illustrations (vectors) for Abacus Maths books year 6. They are getting together around 5 or more illustrators to do each book and fill it from start to finish with colourful illustrations. There aim to ‘Get children talking about maths and working together to solve problems’. I think it could do, they seem to be more pictorial than the maths books I learnt with.