Food Monster

Waiter, there's a...thing...in my dinner...

Flying Monster

The north coast of Devon in England is frequented by flying monsters of questionable etiquette.

Peek Monsters

These monsters like to pop up from behind mountains and hills just long enough for the observer to question what they may or may not have seen.

Territorial Monster

Las Vegas also attracts a lot of very territorial monsters. The more novelty the hotel, the greater the prize.

Water Monster

This monster is often seen lurking in the waters around New York, letting off windies that cause mild to moderate rocking of passing vessels (for his own amusement).

Glomp Monster

Morning Monster!

Afternoon Monster

Hazy Watercolour Memories

For those either not from the UK or not old enough to know what it was, Hartbeat was a brilliant children's art show that inspired me and countless others as kids!

Jurassic Dorks Presents: The A-Z Of The 80s!

It's official! The Jurassic Dorks have an exhibition coming up! Tell your friends, invite your family whether they want to come or not, prepare to have your nostalgia buds wangled and buy awesome prints and stuff. Your dreams will LITERALLY come true if you attend this show.* But seriously, we're all pretty excited; expect the following weeks to be full of giddiness as we all prepare for our first, and hopefully not last, show at Centrespace in Bristol!

*Your dreams may not literally come true if you attend this show.

Jurassic Dorks!

I'm delighted to announce that I'm now part of an awesome illustrative collective called Jurassic Dorks! The collective is made up of myself, John-paul Bove, James Stayte, Mark Pearce and Dylan Cook. We have our first exhibition in December, more of which I'll post very soon. Hopefully this will the first of many projects by Jurassic Dorks!

Dumpy Dinosaur!

Research is Fun

If anyone knows whether Skynet has created time travel yet, please let me know - I'd love to be able to fiddle around and get some extra working hours in! It's been a hectic couple of weeks and it's only going to get busier over the next few months. I'm in the middle of the kid's books at the moment; 3 are roughed, 1 approved and most of the work done, 2 waiting to hear back on and currently waiting for details of the fourth book. It's a lot of fun so far and I hope the publishers are pleased with what I've done.

Hopefully in the next week I can finally reveal the awesome exhibition the collective I'm now part of are putting together for December. We're just working out some information details and then we can reveal all! Just to tease, I've been playing this game as research...

I've got 2 big cons coming up too which I hope to get some new work made for, it's just a matter of getting the time to do it all! :P