Vita V Organics

I'm really excited to be able to share one of my favourite projects to date that I worked on last year. I worked with the wonderful ladies Vita and Robyn to create a set of two packaging designs for their delicious (...and I can vouch for that) salad dressings Frenchie and Naked Zest. The products are truly amazing and it was inspiring to work with such passionate people. I really enjoyed having the freedom of being able to design the whole labels with the collaborative input and direction that I was given from Vita and Robyn. It was a really hands on project which made it doubly fun and I learnt a lot from it and I'm excited to see what the future has in-store for Vita V - watch this space!

Peaches

New York, New York

New illustration commissioned by American snack food company 'Drakes' as part of their brand relaunch. This illustration was part of a moving art gallery exhibited around New York City.

New York dreaming...

Devonshire Dash

This is a map and some typography I created for the lovely people at Lillingston Events for a special 50th birthday event they hosted. The brief was to create a treasure map of Devon for the event in which the group travelled across Devon in combi-vans taking part in all sorts of activities such as sand castle building, oyster shucking, sheep herding and more. I also created the logo (top right on map) that was used throughout and printed on a lovely navy blue fabric invitation box in foil.

Joe Christmas' blog

I recently worked on a fun project for Joe, a marketing executive at Penguin to create hand lettering and a background pattern for his personal blog. You can check it out here.

Joe was brilliant to work with and I loved creating the illustrations. The objects were really fun to draw each one was handpicked by Joe because they mean something to him.

Financial Times - 100 and still growing...

I was asked by The Financial Times to illustrate an article by Robin Lane Fox celebrating the centenary of The Chelsea Flower Show. It also marks 125 years of FT and Fox's personal demi-centenary, his 50th year of visiting the show.