Ebury Press and Penguin Random House approached me to make map illustrations of London for their new book “The London Craft Beer Guide” by Jonny Garrett and Brad Evans.

The London Craft Beer Guide features 40 of the best pubs, breweries and taprooms across the city.

Read more and get the book here.
Check out the Craft Beer Channel on Youtube.

Selected illustrations for magazines

Woblin is a really exciting project I worked on with local writer Lauren Busby at Dreamy Books.

Lauren approached me with the idea to make Woblin a reality. Her enthusiasm and the positive messages of the story really motivated me to work with her on this, and we’re really proud of the book we’ve made.

Get your copy here!

The poster for Totally Thames 2014.

This won a World Illustration Award for New Talent in advertising, and was the advertising campaign for the event - featuring in 250 London tube stations, 500 National Rail stations and 10,000 brochures.

I was honoured to have been asked to create a large scale map for the Roald Dahl Literary Estate.

The map is in four framed quarters, and features characters and locations from 22 of Roald's fantastic stories. From the classics like 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' and 'Matilda' to smaller and lesser known books such as 'Boy: Tales of childhood'.

I was also asked to create a 'Chocolate Timeline' based on an excerpt from 'The Roald Dahl Cookbook' where he describes a history of chocolate making.

Over in Indianapolis, Valerie created indycraftbeermap.com and commissioned me to create a map of breweries, pubs and bars supporting the craft beer movement.

Graphic design by Liam Foster

Each month since March 2016 I've been working with Air Canada's in-flight magazine Enroute. 

The illustrations show places to visit in each city featured in the 'Getaway' section.

Various illustrated maps for gifts and personal projects.

Some maps may have odd spaces where personal information has been removed.

Working with Margate based exhibition designers Design Map, we produced two projects for Down House and English Heritage.

Down house is an English Heritage site where Charles Darwin lived for years with his family.

The first project is an illustrated leaflet that visitors can take when exploring and learning in Down House. Illustrations feature the Darwin family, areas and objects related to the house.

The second is an illustrated children's book version of the Mark Twain story 'The Jumping Frog of Calaveras County'.
We know that Darwin enjoyed this story so we made a version that would act as a picture book, which you can sit and read while on your tour of Down House.

Area prints and privately commissioned work.

1. Illustration of Ramsgate harbour and seafront. 

2. The second illustration of Margate seafront and beach

3. The first illustration of Margate seafront and beach. This edition was stocked at the Turner Contemporary and has since sold out.

Talented kindly asked me to design a line of premium tote bags for their 2015 and 2016 collections.

You can read an interview with me about the bags here.
Prints of these are available

The featured patterns are from various commercial and personal projects for uses on stationery, pockets and apparel, and wrap.

Undélaissé is a recipe book for artist Amina Menia. It is based on bread recipes from recordings of people from around the world who currently live in Folkestone.

The book was launched at the Folkestone Triennial and accompanied her sound art piece about a plot of land where a bakery was bombed during World War 2.

2014 Dad Christmas cards for Hallmark/Marks & Spencer.

A service where customers can send me their images of houses, hotels and businesses and I make illustrations of them.

You can get these here

This was featured on the Guardian Christmas gift guide 2014 & 2015 and gained TV coverage on ITV’s This Morning.

For the History edition of Anorak Magazine I was commissioned to make a fun piece for poem 'Jimbo and the Time Lord' by Roy Edwards

Clonesville: I created this large scale book for my final University project. It's a loose narrative about a horde of clones being created and spreading across the world. The humans push the clones to perish in a volcano to save the world.

Other projects include Illustrations for Brave New World, a screen printed zine about the life of a Redwood tree in Oregon and a zine based on the culling of pigs.

The Cobra effect was featured on the Freakonomics blog.