Bill the Bard

Original artwork of England’s good friend Bill.  I’m doing a series of famous folk from our shores at the minute.  He’s the first in the line.

(He’s also available to purchase in my shop!)

Cornish Ale, Cider and Cheese Festival - The Boathouse

True to form The Boathouse is holding another night that I wish I could go to.  Ale, Cider and Cheese in one night sounds pretty idyllic.

Alas, I can't, I live too far away but here's the poster I designed for it.

A Wolf in Sheep's (Cable Knitted) Clothing

Another new original piece from this summer.  Probably best not to ask what’s in his bag there

The Six Nations

The Six Nations kicks off this weekend and my regular client The Boathouse, in Falmouth, will of course be showing all the games.

Are Governments Doing Enough to Save the Planet? - Diplomat Magazine

For the latest issue of Diplomat magazine I produced this piece to sit alongside and article that discussed the neglect that world governments were applying to green issues on the premise that there are more pressing issues at the minute.  The argument was that stalling things any longer could leave things too late to fix.
  

Christmas Cards

It’s that time again. If you like the look of this years festive cards they’re available now in my Online Shop

PR Week - What does a Digital Media Specialist Look Like?

PR Week asked me to produce an image of the stereotypical trendy "Digital" guy and then used the article to quash the idea that all Digital Media Specialists look like the fellow sat in this image and that it is, in fact, fast becoming everyone's game.

Captain Pugwash & Scrufts - An Alternative Dog Show at The Boathouse

Captain Pugwash was born out of another new poster for The Boathouse, Falmouth. For their alternative dog show, Scrufts, I had to come up with something nautical and fun, Pugwash seemed appropriate. Anyway, I felt he didn't get the attention he deserved sat on the boat so I made him into a piece on his own.
















This is the original poster he came from:

Birdwatching: The Big Day - The Boston Globe

This piece accompanied an article in The Boston Globe about a woman who gets dragged along by her enthusiastic bird-watching husband on his Big Day (a birdwatcher’s attempt to identify 100 different species in 24 hours.) Needless to say she finds it all quite boring.

Introducing the DG-9000: The Future of Dog Grooming

My Mum and Dad have this enormous prize-winning Leonberger that takes days to wash and dry. As it's her birthday I thought I'd send over a card with a typically Heath Robinson/English Garden Shed solution to cut down her grooming time.

Eastern Promise

Here's an image I've been sitting on for a while. It was produced for Diplomat magazine's April issue.

The corresponding article was about the problems of consumption we'll face when the fast growing Eastern countries catch up to the needs of the Western world, specifically in terms of oil.