These dancing guys were done in play time. I’d like to turn them into murals one day, but for now they will happily dance away on my website.

I like pushing a style to its most simple form. Sometimes the result is more graphic, sometimes it’s more recognisable, and some are just plain silly.  

Love comes in all different shades. This was something I played around with for valentines day. Are you in fluffy love or pirate love?

This is what fairies would look like if I had my way. I played around with the idea of creating cool looking fairies that weren’t pink and glitter based. I like to experiment with stylisation to see if I can find something that kids, teenagers, young adults and proper adults would like.

How do I draw people? I’m always mixing this up. I like the more graphic and simple ways to stylise a person. But sometimes adding a bit of humor and personality can be fun too.

What can I say….I like maps. I like drawing maps. These were for some art prints for kids.

This is a little quirky image that represents home to me. I think Gareth Morgan would like to live here too.

This is a spray can painting of fruit. The stencils are made up of things I found around the house. A train track, a sink plug, kitchen utensils, a doily – they all become ways to add texture.

I spent 5 weeks in Japan. I mainly stayed on the island of Kyushu in a place called Itoshima. Itoshima is a farming community that uses traditional techiques to grow rice, vegetables and an assortment of grains. It was the rainy session while I was  in Japan and I experienced a typhoon during my stay. […]

Here are some of the toys I have made for kids. I have made hundreds of toys. These are a few that I have photographed. I started my career as a toy maker and one day I will make them again. But for now, enjoy these three lovely ladies.