Magma Prints

In association with Magma, I now have 2 new prints for sale. The prints feature more of my vintage camera and radio pencil drawings and can be purchased exclusively from the Magma website or in one of their 3 UK stores.
The prints are limited run, full colour giclee prints on soft, textured art paper, 315gsm, 520 x 700 mm.

The London Magazine

I was commissioned to create the illustrations for the Great Little Shop Awards, seen here on the cover of the November issue of The London Magazine. The drawings also feature on the London Magazine website. Commissioned through Private View.

9 Cameras T-shirt!

My 9 Cameras drawing now appears on t-shirts, available from Tshirt Store.

Drawings for Creative Review

I was asked to create some drawings for the August issue of Creative Review. The images appear in an 'i-spy' feature. Here's a photo of the spread and some close-ups of a few of the drawings. More info about the issue can be found here.

Drawings for the New York Times

Here are some screen shots showing drawings I created recently for the New York Times for the Opinion Pages. You can see the drawings online here. Entitled On the Heels of a Recession, the article reveals an observation that during times of economic pressure, the fashion industry brings out the most gravity-defying high heels.

Illustrations for Mandala Magazine in Singapore

It's been a while since I posted any updates as I just got married a few weeks ago and I'm only recently back from my honeymoon. So I'll try to catch up over the next few days with what I've been up to work-wise. First off, some enjoyable drawings I created for Ink Publishing for a Singapore publication called Mandala Magazine. The article was about popular Singapore souvenirs. Here are some spreads.

Creative Review Illustration Annual

Hooray! My 28 Camera Drawings image was selected for inclusion in the very first Creative Review Illustration Annual, which has just been published alongside the July 2010 issue. My image was chosen for the Personal Work category, which was judged by Angus Hyland of Pentagram.