La meva il·lustració per a @thebarcelonianillustrated del Telefèric de Montjuïc, gràcies Luisa per l'oportunitat!
My contribution to The Barcelonian, an illustrated project of an imaginary magazine that celebrates all things Barcelona. Prints of my illustrated cover, as well as those by many amazing and talented artists, are available for purchase through the shop link in their bio.
Delighted to share this illustration for the New York Times to accompany a book review of Stephen King’s new novel Fairy Tale, written by Matt Bell. I loved reading King’s novels growing up so it was such a treat to create an image inspired by his work. Huge thanks to AD Matt for the opportunity and guidance @matt.dorfman@nytimes
A series of illustrations commissioned by The Atavist Magazine for "Big Game", a story about an undercover federal agent's hunt for Colorado's worst poachers. Superbly written by Nick Davidson @nickgdavidson and currently featured in the latest issue of @atavistmag
Many thanks to AD Ed Johnson for the gig 🦌
AFFINITIES, an @illustratorsireland group exhibition, is coming to Belfast this Thursday! The show launches April 30th at 7pm in @culturlann
This illustration created by myself will be on display alongside many incredible works by the talented folk of Illustrators Ireland.
"What links our creative consciousness? What feeds our collective output? Away from modern life and the onslaught of global information, our minds draw inspiration from the spaces around us as well as the spaces within.”
A portrait of Jad Abumrad @jadabumrad for the latest episode of the podcast Twenty Thousand Hertz. Many thanks to Casey, @dallastaylor.mp3 and the team at @defactosound for having me on board ✨️🎙✨️
Last year I had the pleasure of illustrating the front cover of The Tattooed Hills by Jon Woolcott @dorsetjonw as well as ten interior black and white illustrations.
The book is a fascinating read full of humour and reverence towards Britain's enigmatic chalk figures and it has only just hit the shelves, both virtually and physically in bookstores across the UK. Jon will also be doing signings in the coming months, details of which are featured in the last slide as well as his socials.
Many thanks to Jon, AD Patrick, and the team at @quartobooksuk for having me on board! 🐴
Illustration for a @washingtonpost article written by @thecayuse entitled, "Where a sharp knife and a savvy dog are more precious than cell service"
Infinite thanks to the fantastic AD @daniellekunitz for such an enjoyable commission!
A recent illustration for @thepublicsquare for an essay by Benedict Nguyễn @xbennyboo entitled "There Are No Experts in Fiction -
a novelist on the limits of craft and the many paths to unlocking a book’s magic"
Many thanks again to AD Jackie and the team at Zócalo Public Square for having me on board 📚🐛
Last year, I had the pleasure of illustrating a slipcase and interior cover for Martin Scorsese: The Iconic Filmmaker And His Work, written by Ian Nathan @iannathanwriter published by Quarto @quartobooksuk@quartobooksus
and now available to purchase.
Many thanks to AD @paileencurrie for the direction!
A fun commission from @oprahdaily for an article by Frani Chung @flieb entitled "Motherhood Stole my Desire, Weed Reignited it"
Many thanks to @mattslashben for the art direction! 🔥
An illustrated portrait of Roger Casement for the upcoming Praising the Dead exhibition curated by @illustratorsireland
Roger Casement was a diplomat, poet, and Irish nationalist who is regarded as a pioneer of human rights activism for his investigations in the Congo and Peru. In 1916, his efforts to gain aid from Germany for Irish independence resulted in his arrest by the British government. His trial was sabotaged by the circulation of pages from the Black Diaries, private journals said to be written by Casement that recounted numerous homosexual liaisons. He was executed at age 51 in London, August 1916.
Below is the official invite to the exhibition by Illustrators Ireland;
"We’re pleased to invite you to the Praising the Dead exhibition, showcasing the talented members of Illustrators Ireland. This exhibition will be on display from 8 May to 13 June 2025 in Belfast. Join us as we explore the theme of remembrance by honouring and bringing to life iconic figures from Irish history through art. We hope you’ll take the time to engage with this celebration of the past."
Launch Date: 8 May - 13 June (7PM)
Venue: Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich, 216 Falls Rd, Belfast BT12 6AH, United Kingdom
Event poster artwork by the talented @maiden_moose
