prints

up for sale here are a selection of screen prints from two editions of the Diamond as big as the ritz, one with text one without. Have a look there are only eight.

Creative Futures Manchester

Thursday

Below is my short story titled 'Thursday'. It's a different format to my normal work but I enjoyed the shift and the limitations enforced by it.

Noise Festival

My work is featured on the noise festival website! I am in the curators top five picks for illustration, the curator is Greg Burne from Big Active. see the link here for the curated galleries and a short film of Greg Burne talking about my work.


http://www.noisefestival.com/showcase2008/showcase-curators.php.

Cheltenham Illustration Award

I have been awarded the second prize in the student category of the Cheltenham Illustration Awards 2008. The work entered was my series of silkscreens based on red riding hood.
My work will appear in the exhibition 'Tall Tales' from the 16th-31st October at the Pittville Studious, University of Gloucestershire, Cheltenham. http://www.cheltenham-illustration-awards.com/index.htm

Site Bag Brief

these images are my illustrations for an entry to a ompetiion to design the new bag that will be used in the site shop/gallery space to open in the new liverpool art school september 08. The brief was to respond to the nature of the gallery/shop and autumn/winter.

Cover

Front cover of dust jacket made up with text.

why don't you dance?

Silkscreen produced for book cover design of the Raymond Carver short story, 'Why don't you dance?'.

Margot Tenenbaum

This book is based on the film the Royal Tenenbaums. The book is an illustrated pamphlet of Margot Tenenbaums play 'Erotic Transference' (actually written by my brother). The paper stock is very thin and has a sown binding. (three of five spreads)

Sainsbury's brief

The theme for this project was to promote the idea of respect for the environment, I have tried to show this through people interacting and enjoying their environment.

The Diamond as Big as The Ritz

This screenprint is inspired by the short story "The Diamond as Big as The Ritz" by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Red Riding Hood

These sequential images are a version of the red riding hood tale that predates the brothers Grimm, in the story after tricking red to eat her grandmothers remains, the wolf makes her get into bed with him, when she ays she needs the toilet after refusing to do it in bed the wolf ties some wool around her ankle. Once outside red tricks the wolf by attatching the wool to a tree and escaping.

A Clockwork Orange

This illustration is for a setting in a Clockwork Orange, the idea was to show the comparison of aggressive youth against a nostalgic backdrop.

Character design

This project required the reworking of already existing characters and to create their alter-ego. These illustrations are a bookish reworking of the evil queen and fairy tale wolf, shown as the alter-ego of male to female and young to old.