"Hello! I am a graphic artist and illustrator based in London.
My work is a mix of hand-drawn line and digital colour.
Since graduating from Kingston University with a 1st class Hons in Illustration and a Commendation in Editorial, I have been awarded a D&AD Best Newblood for my book of illustrated shorts, I Married a Toyboy Convict.
Selected clients include The New York Times, WIRED, ESPN, Penguin Books, Converse, CAT Footwear, Little White Lies, Random House, No Brow, The Atlantic, Le Monde, The Hollywood Reporter, Buzzfeed, Entertainment Weekly, Port Magazine, ATP, Pitchfork, VICE, Channel 4, Polydor, Shura, Boat Magazine, Super superficial and Anomaly London.
I am currently a monthly contributor for Computer Arts Magazine.
I am a recurring contributor to The New York Times and was previously a weekly illustrator for their Ethicist column.
Feel free to get in touch for commissions and collaborations or just to say hi."
Is popular culture a big inspiration for some of your work? I love your Britney illustrations, I'm 100% going to order one next pay day.
Your drawings pay so much attention to detail! What type of pens do you use to achieve this?
Who is your proudest piece of design you have created so far and why?
What was it like working for Shura? And how did the collaboration happen?
Inspired work:
Louise has been a big inspiration for my illustration style particularly this year. I have taken inspiration from her line drawings and created my own through digital art. Her drawing method is mostly done through hand drawing. For me I am not that confident with my illustration skills so prefer to draw digitally, often using photographs I have already taken to base my drawings around. Here are a few examples of my work that has been particularly inspired by her.
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| Inspired drawings for the Penguin book cover competition. |
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| Inspired drawings of the models I use within my photography. |
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