This is a detail from the latest book cover I've finished for the series commissioned by the Society for Francophone Postcolonial Studies, to be published by Liverpool University Press. 

New Book Cover for Liverpool University Press

This is a detail from the latest in the series of book covers commissioned by the Society for Francophone Postcolonial Studies, to be published by Liverpool University Press. 

Posters and CD artwork for a Celebration of Youth Music

This project kept me busy over the winter!  I worked with 8 primary schools in North Lanarkshire, using the children's drawings to produce posters and CD artwork for their Celebration of Youth Music Concert and CD. There are more pictures of the finished posters on the North Lanarkshire Council Flickr site

The Nunnington Worm

I just finished these illustrations for the National Trust. They are based on the legend of the Nunnington Worm, an evil dragon which terrorised a village before being slain by a knight and his dog who then died when they accidentally ingested some of the dragon's poisonous blood!

Sticker Designs for the National Trust

The National Trust commissioned me to design some children's stickers for Little Moreton Hall in Cheshire. I based them on stone carvings of a greyhound and a dragon which are part of the building. 

American Creoles

This is a book cover commissioned by Liverpool University Press. It's the last in a series of three that I've done the covers for.

Postcolonial Poetics

I've just finished work on this book cover commissioned by Liverpool University Press.

Dogs

Cupcakes...

Flying Piggy Banks

finished!

I've finished it at last!

Still on Safari...

A work in progress...

Another Book Cover

Faces

Norway

This is an editorial illustration for an article about Andoya, Norway. I'm still working on it though...

More Country Style

Editorial illustration for a travel article about a weekend in Nashville.

Book covers

I made these book covers for my sister and brother-in-law for christmas. They were originally going to be silk screen prints but in the end I printed them digitally although using the same process as for silk screen - using separations which I coloured digitally.

this is what I am doing today...