A series of simplistic illustrations of characters from the original Star Wars films. There are so many different illustrations of these characters I wanted to see how little you could get away with in terms of shapes and form. It turns out they are so recognisable all you need is a few key colours so I designed these versions based on colour palette strips. Click the full story link at the top of the image to see all the versions.

A series of simplistic illustrations of characters from the original Star Wars films. There are so many different illustrations of these characters I wanted to see how little you could get away with in terms of shapes and form. It turns out they are so recognisable all you need is a few key colours so I designed these versions based on colour palette strips. Click the full story link at the top of the image to see all the versions.

A vector inforgraphic illustrating the past, future and transition of the HR department for a global corporation.

A series of vector caricature portraits of famous artists. I drew these as a personal project, I was interested in the idea that artists are famous and identifiable by their work but not at all by their physical appearance. A friend of mine Lee Griffin built this quiz page see how many you can guess, or to view all the characters click the ‘view the full story’  link at the top of the image.

A hand drawn illustration of the Clifton Suspension Bridge. This is part of a large series of interesting Bristol buildings I have illustrated for my Hand-drawn Bristol project. The images are available to buy as limited edition giclée prints. See the full range for this project at www.hand-drawnbristol.co.uk

A watercolour and acrylic painting of The Hogwarts Express from Harry Potter featuring Freddy, a partially sighted boy as well as some of Freddy’s favourite characters. This image was commissioned by RNIB to feature in a fundraising pack highlighting their ‘Talking Books’ service. The pack featured a variety of characters by famous authors and illustrators including Roald Dahl, Jacqueline Wilson, Richard Scarry and Julia Donaldson who were all riding in the carriages of the Hogwarts Express throughout the pack.

Hand drawn and digitally coloured image of two chickens to be used as part of a sub logo for an aid charities schools materials. This version wasn’t used as the client wanted a flatter, neater coloured version but I prefer this one.

A series of vector illustrations of famous fictional detectives which were used as avatars on a crime prevention blog site. The images had to be very simplistic as they were only used about 40 pixels square.

A series of small, friendly looking characters I created to use on the RNIB’s lottery product. The characters are used across a range of on and offline media promoting the ‘Chance for everybody’ message.

A vector illustration of a chef. This is part of a series of illustrations of the same chef in various poses and locations that were then animated for an internal demonstration video for Unilever Food Solutions.