A series of vector illustrations commissioned for use on a range of 'Natrel' milk packaging in Ontario, Canada.

Vector illustrations commissioned by 'Shell Worldwide' for a series of recruitment ads.

Illustrations produced over a number of years for the Mary Rose trust for the museum in Portsmouth. The project involved working closely with the museum curators to enhance the various displays with informative illustrations. A lovely and rewarding project to have been involved with.

Commissioned for use as a large wall mural in a forties/fifties themed restaurant at Heathrow airport. The brief was to make the image authentically retro and painterly in a forties/fifties travel poster style. It was illustrated digitally using Photoshop and then printed on a large vinyl.

This illustration was chosen to be exhibited at 'The Illustrative Festival 15' in Berlin.

A series of digital scraper board illustrations commissioned by the 'Coventry Transport Museum', U.K.

Commissioned as part of a series of landscape illustrations for cheese packaging in Russia.

A series of illustrations for the covers of 'Fundstrategy' and 'Mortgagestrategy' magazines using a combination of illustration and photo manipulation.

Realistic food illustrations commissioned for 'Mio Puro' chocolate wafer packaging.

Info graphic illustration commissioned for a brochure and website for a water treatment company in Canada.

A range of retro vector illustrations influenced by 1930's travel posters. I've always enjoyed working in this vintage flat colour style. The examples here were used for various editorial covers, ads and wine labels for 'Sainsburys'.

Chocolate illustrations produced for 'Hershey' in the U.S. for chocolate packaging.

A series of graphic illustrations commissioned for use on 'Jaw Drop' vodka cans in Canada.

Digital woodcut and scraper board illustrations commissioned for various food packaging, publishing and website usages.

Logo illustration commissioned for The London Lord Mayor's headline annual fundraising event. The theme was 'The Best of British'.

A series of illustrations commissioned by 'Dilmah' for worldwide tea packaging.