Saturday, 15 June 2013


This is one of 13 drawings which I have produced for an illustration project for my Visual communication Design course. I drew all the pictures on A2 scale and then reproduced them on A4 with some photoshop colouring. The rain I added digitally as well. This has been one of my favourite projects so far this year. Will be producing more soon!

Here I have designed the user interface for a mobile application which is soon to be implemented. It is an app which allows you (once you have signed up as a user, free of charge) to find out what  retail specials are currently on offer within a specific area. Once you have found an appealing offer you will then be directed to its nearest branch through a map. 

Thursday, 21 February 2013


Here is my latest illustration work which i made for the Illvillehotel project for Am I Collective. I wanted to illustrate a warped, old, disregarded hotel room so I drew it in charcoal to give it a more morbid feeling. I then scanned it in and added some colour on Photoshop. Had loads of fun making this!

Sunday, 16 December 2012

Diesel BE STUPID


For this project we had to create a series of photographs for the 'Diesel Be Stupid' ad campaign. The concept behind the project was to get creative in a trendy stupid way. We had to work with the already existing concept, general layout and the colour scheme of the campaign. As a group of 3 we produced 18 final photographs which we had to finally edit in Photoshop as well as insert our own appropriate taglines. This is one of my particular favourite shots which I took and edited.


Ape Shit

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I produced this charcoal and conte series towards the end of my first year of varsity. We had to illustrate the relationship between man and animals but it couldnt be too literal. We could approach it from any angle we liked and we had to draw on A0 size sheets of paper in order to loosen up. This was my favourite project from my first year because it truely reflects more of my own style and artistic ability  (because we were given quite a lot of freedom).

I began drawing gorrilas just as they were and then i realised that they actually resemble rather human like characteristics, like in my first drawing how he is sitting down with his arm resting on his leg, looking at the viewer intensely. The 2nd drawing looks like a stereotypical family portrait and the 3rd one resembles a rather more abstract perception of the madness of humanity. 




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#3 We are like you