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DrunkenWerewolf magazine - Issue 13

Out now - get it while its hot - http://drunkenwerewolf.livejournal.com/144415.html.- with interviews from Mystery Jets, Paul Hawkins, Pete Roe, Woodpecker Wooliams, Bear Driver and review for Caitlin Rose, Wolf Parade and many more...

Science Fiction

Over the past few months I've been working on a project...and now I am in the making stages. Looking at the idea of the female and science fiction, I am doing a series of 13 portraits celebrating the various female characters in science fiction films and how they are portrayed by male directors.

20 x 20 magazine

Available now through print and ebook on http://www.20x20magazine.com/...featuring an illustration of mine on the cover...

Vintage Fabric

This was my entry for the 2010 Clothkits Vintage Fabric print competition. Inspired by Pablo's ice cream van.

Some inspiration...things to see

Sleeper (Woody Allen and Diane Keaton) for science fiction time, "Exposed" at the Tate Modern (Photograph by 'Weegee' and the Surveillance rooms towards the end of the exhibit caught my eye), Isabella Rossellini's 'Green Pornos' and the trailer for 'Somewhere' - Sofia Coppola.

Future publication

An illustration I've produced for a book coming out in late 2011, which is a collection of Oxford and Cambridge memories by alumni. I was asked by the editor to create a specific piece which showed the various subjects and aspects of the universities.

Woolley Jumpers

You even need them on a June eve...

DrunkenWerewolf Flyer

Oh yes. Look at their blog - NOW!

Pyjamas

I have started designing for a print design studio in New York, a bit of a learning curve but I am happy to say a good one. These are the beginnings of some sleep set designs.

London Zine Symposium 2010

Yesterday Nest Gallery set up shop at the London Zine Symposium...it was a hectic but really good day. See more on the Nest Gallery blog.

Cycling in London competition

London Transport Museum/Association of Illustrators launched a competition for illustrators to demonstrate the environmental/recreational benefit of cycling. I went with an 'Cycling Compass' idea, not explicitly naming places (Hackney City Farm, Geffrye Museum, Columbia Flower Market, The Planetarium, Horniman Museum, Richmond Park, V&A and Hampstead Heath) along with a happy cyclist embroidered in the centre. I am really happy with how she turned out - the stitches are delicate and detailed...and she looks friendly.