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Super excited about my latest project - still very much a work in progress and part of a much larger series coming soon.
I'm investigating the world of the 'Motivational Poster' and I will be developing a series of printable posters for you to pin up in your office cubicle to keep you alive throughout the remainder of the work day.
Huzzah!
My Week In Sketches was a project I created designed to motivate me to engage in everyday news and current affairs and become a littler bit more culturally 'on the ball'. I decided to start picking items of everyday events that interested me and characters that I found both ridiculous and fascinating...
Every week I would update the world with another useless painting which was a quick sketch of items that caught my attention or points about certain aspects of life I wanted to highlight...
This is a collection of just a few but for the full rundown, I post weekly to Tumblr and Instagram to keep you 'in the know'...
The Knobhead Bunting series was inspired by the world's great Knobheads.
Ever since I can remember I've had an irrational hatred of Rod Stewart. I was curious to see if anyone else had a hateful, insipid side to their psyche so I put the call out across social media to see who could offer up their most hated public figure...the results were glorious. The three winners received their very own Hipster-chic Knobhead Bunting created by me.
Julie Andrews, Alex Perry and Rihanna took the winning spots as the fairest Knobheads of them all...my list included Rod, Bono and Dr Harry - a special selection of very particular Knobheads.
Not Safe For Work Santa was an experiment I decided to play with in December, 2015...a comic a day showing off Santa's more risque side...
On social media I released a drawing a day over the December month, this year he'll become a Christmas card comic. Bring on the cold dangly bits...
Josh Griffiths of Artwhore asked me to create a banner for his website. His Model was Kate Moss and the only mandatory was to create a Kate in my own vision - a vision, I saw as a 600lb slab of woman, reclining in a mountain of food.
Kate is a watercolour spattered mess of junk food and grease and I really could not be happier with the finished product.
