Treemasons

Here is an image I was asked to do recently by underground apparel merchants- the treemasons.

Templar Knight

I did this here knight tattoo design for a friend of mine. sketch coloured digitally.

Cemetery

Illustration for author Will Conway's online story- 'Cemetery'

APN Development

These are some further designs for super fly clothing brand APN. I'm introducing these new characters as part of the brands up and coming summer range, In order of appearance: Baby M's crest, The Bone Polisher and sasquatter.   

Taster

These are just some tasters of something i'm working on at the moment for Lazy Gramaphone's next publication, I cant show the whole thing until its out but i can show you these close ups,

oooooo top secret.

Brown Frequency

At around 7 hertz of infrasonic frequency soundwaves lives a dark myth- the brown note.

New Orleans Billboard

Recently I was commissioned by artbelow to do a billboard ad for an exhibition they're gonna have in New Orleans. For me I get to see my drawing blown up by 20 feet, which is cool.

T-Shirt development

Ladies and gentlemen, for those of you that dont know I am currently working on a series of t-shirts set for release in April next year for up and coming clothes company APN.
Below are a few images of progress so far, the first rough draughts if you will.

hope you like.

doodle head

Self portrait

Tandem chicks, mooning babies and cool kids

Last weekend APN apparel took me to a rather incogrious Canary Wharf for the latest Future Cinema event to do some wall drawing. Twas a banging melange of vampires, motorcycles and fly boys complete with a sandy beach and palm trees. The mural itself was a play on APN's infamous 'baby M' charicter- the embodiment of the brands mischevious spirit married with the slogan 'cool kids cant die'- loosely related to the 80's hit lost boys, "Now you know what we are, now you know what you are. You'll never grow old, Michael, and you'll never die. But you must feed"
-David .

                                                                                                                                                                                                       

            

Goodbye wooden Brother

I had to throw my old desk out recently- and i decided that the scrawling upon it had earned a place on't tinternet, blenjoy.

OVO Show mural

The beginning off this month kicked of with the fabulous OVO Camberwell BA illustration show at the red gallery, Rivington street.

During the private viewing of the show myself and fellow shipmate Colm Clafferty did a very tasteful live wall drawing depicting a couple of upstanding citizens placed around the ovo (meaning egg, basically) logo made from sausage and egg.