Miscellaneous illustration








Loverboy Magazine. These illustrations were printed in Loverboy Magazine. The brief was to draw tattoos inspired by the model Trevor Wayne.


Yeah Yeah Yeahs. These illustrations were proposals for merchandise for the US new-wave band. The eyes and bones tied in with the imagery of their album - 'It's Blitz!'.

Baby. Newborn baby drawing.
The 'Gods & Monsters' images below were originally produced for Edinburgh's Erotic Art Festival. I found the mythology of the Ancient Greeks fascinating - the tales of revenge and lust mixed with the hybidisations of humans, animals and metamorphosis very similar to modern sexual practices, so I decided to bring them together. The series is ongoing and I will be adding to this page as I complete more images. The initial drawings were vectors, produced in vinyl. I liked the sharp lines and glossy black surfaces which reminded me of rubber fetish clothing.


Medusa. The Gorgons were monsters from Greek mythology which can turn men to stone with a look. Medusa was changed into a dominatrix, a powerful woman who inspires fear and awe in mortal men.

Unicorn. I updated the myth, mixing their hybrid man and horse with 'pony play', a modern fetish involving dehuminisation using rubber horse masks, hooves and other equestrian equipment.


Madonna tattoo. I was approached to design a tattoo based on Patrick Demarchalier's photograph of Madonna. The tattoo artist re-interpreted the initial design.

Madonna. Pop icon.

Siouxsie Sioux. Punk deity.

Debbie Harry. Flyer for 80s club night.






Photography: Daniel Rutter

Photography: Daniel Rutter
T Shirt design. I designed and illustrated these T shirts which were screenprinted professionally and sold in boutiques nationwide. They even made their way on to Top of the Pops and Mtv. You can purchase them here.

Doll Face. Ink drawing.

Bleeding Heart. Christmas card.

Alice. Collage based on Alice in Wonderland.




Scarlet. Children's book illustration.
Skinhead punk. Fashion illustration - Vivienne Westwood.

The Smashing Pumpkins. Digital illustration.