Thrilling Adventure

I am attempting to produce a children's book at the moment. These are two of perhaps twenty five or so pictures. Eek.

Beware the Moon

The cover for a friend's new CD - Beware the Moon by Al Murphy. I haven't heard it but it is doubtless mindblowing stuff.

Guardian Heather Mills

A sensitive portrait of the people's princess.

Men of Letters

I felt like drawing some craggy titans of literature.

The Sleepwalker's Introduction to Flight

Another bookcover for Pan MacMillan

Amelia's Magazine II

This is the second feature I have done for this august publication and the only comic strip longer than three frames I have ever managed to do.

Do Ants have Arseholes?

I can't remember, you'll have to buy the multi-million selling book to find out. It looks like this. Keep an eye out for the sequel 'Do Bats have Bollocks' currently in production...

Guardian Facebook Scrabble

Illustration to Accompany a Charlie Brooker article on cheating at Scrabble on Facebook.

Mallory on Everest

A fun cut-out activity for those who enjoy a bit of historical mountaineering. And who doesn't? 

When we were Romans

A slightly confusing bookcover for Pan MacMillan

Ancient China

From the John Brown/Dorling Kindersley book 'Pick Me Up'.

Sketchbook

Some scribbles.

Guardian Gap Year Cover

Illustrations to accompany Simon Hoggart's letters home from gap year travellers.

Amelia's Magazine

A sort of narrative landscape adventure which appeared in Amelia's Magazine.

Bonner Hall Crest

Here is my ancestral family coat of arms

Space Station

This is another picture from my Royal College of Art days. I have been waiting ever since for a commission to do something similar.

Cosmodrome

A picture from my Royal College of Art project. It took me all night to draw this.

TimeOut Strips

I did these strips for TimeOut Magazine.  TimeOut Istanbul that is.

Commuters

Here are some unsuspecting people drawn on public transport. This is more dangerous now I ride a bike.

Royal Festival Hall

A poster from a while back.

Bump

A screenshot from an animation that I seem to have lost about things falling out the sky.

Levi Mice

Drawings for a pitch requiring "anthropomorphic mice people' acting in a bold fashion.

Independent on Sunday

Some icons I drew as part of an ongoing article.

WPP Atticus

These were ideas for WPP's magazine on the subject of 'Creative Thinking'.  Despite one of the better entries suggesting "using a light bulb to represent creative thinking is not creative thinking", it was won by a picture of a lighbulb.