Pentagram/First Lady of Gabon

I worked with Pentagram last year to make a Christmas card for the First Lady of Gabon. I am waiting to see the final printed card but here is the image :)

Imogen Heap: Sparks

I worked with Imogen on the video for 'Neglected Space' in 2011, and have teamed up with her again to create a set of limited edition prints signed by the both of us for her Pledge Music campaign for her next album, 'Sparks'.

Imogen has whizzed up 24 objects with a special Blendtec blender (are you a fan of "Will It Blend"...) that were important in some way to the making of the album, and incorporated them into paper. I  have made drawings of these objects which have been turned into prints using this amazing paper. Each print within the edition is actually totally unique as it will contain different pieces of the objects.

See the video of Imogen blending the objects here

Click here to go to the Pledge Music page, and watch the video which explains the amazing box set she is making.

Monarch Passport Issue 3

Read the current issue here

Monarch Passport Issue 2

Just as I start Issue 3 I realised I never put anything up about Issue 2, so here we go!

Peonies

Fitzroy Place Christmas Card & Window Mural

I have made a christmas card for Heavenly/Fitzroy Place (see all work I've made for them here) which is being made in to a limited edition of signed prints, and I also redrew it on to the window of the marketing suite in Fitzrovia. 

Here 2012

It's Nice That held the most amazing day of talks yesterday at the Royal Geographical Society, called Here and they asked me, along side Kyle Platts and Thomas Slater to do some live illustrations of people attending the talks.

I am so unbelievably thrilled to have seen Sir Paul Smith giving a brilliant talk, God his clothes are gorgeous, what I'd give for a suit...

Anyway! Each drawing I made was between 3-5 minutes long, unfortunately didn't manage to photograph them all, so if anyone has any more photographs please send them my way!

Thank you so much to London Graphics Centre who supplied all of our materials, they were extremely generous.

Hmmm Aubin & Wills...

Hmmm... several people have brought some recent designs at Aubin & Wills to my attentions. Now, I can't help but feel a little miffed...

Their fox designs...

My fox silkscreen design seen at my final exhibition and this year's Pick Me Up as part of the "Selects" Group: 

(this is the very first one with slightly different gradient from the one exhibited at Pick Me Up)

And this is one of the prints exhibited at Pick Me Up, currently framed and wrapped in my sitting room...

Oh, and the inspiration for the silkscreen print from my book 'Human (adj.), which is actually more similar to their one than the print in terms of the quality of the medium.

Naughty, why not ask me to do it? What do you think my fees are?! Or maybe they're unaware and an illustrator they commissioned got 'inspired'. Very flattering, but feels a bit funny, and as far as I'm aware, it's the first time it's happened with my work.