These Lebanese teapots are part of a job that I am currently working on. I am really enjoying drawing in a more relaxed, doodly way. I draw like this a lot in my sketchbook, but it is unusual for it to make it into a real job (or even onto this website, for that matter) Something in this blog post by Jon Boam struck a chord with me when I read it. Life is too short to make constipated, uptight drawings all the time.
My contribution to the Who is Rupert Ray? Exhibition. My favourites on the night were by Vincent Mahe and Luke Pearson.
You can now see the film I made for The Royal Observatory Greenwich here.
This is an illustration I did for the most recent issue of The Ride. I was privileged this time to illustrate an article by the legendary mountain biker Mark Weir. It is about a favorite trail that he calls ‘Hooker’ hence the hook.
This mysterious picture of Major General James Wolfe, the Meridian laser, Canary Wharf and the dome is a still from a film that I recently made for the Royal observatory in Greenwich. It is part of their Measuring The Universe exhibition. I will hopefully put the film online soon, in the meantime go and see the exhibition.
I have no idea why, he is a nasty little shit. The game launched yesterday on the new Playstation Vita. It has been getting positive revews. Here are a selection:
This is a drawing of a Triffid that I did around 12 years ago. I have been going through a lot of old stuff lately. I might post some more.
Another day another Wild Rumpus announcement. On March 7th we are collaborating with One Life Left and Venus Patrol on an event to coincide with GDC week. For tickets and more information go here
Hello. Happy new year. This year I have decided to keep a list of birds that I see.
The last time I did this, five years ago I got 150 birds . So far I have 19
People of the banner of the sun!… It’s that scene from Apocalypto (I drew it from memory so it is a bit inaccurate) Watch the actual scene here (If you must)
