30/01/2013

A Liar's Autobiography


'A Liars Autobiography - The Untrue Story of Monty Python's Graham Chapman', in UK cinemas Feb 8th. On Demand Feb 11, DVD & 3D Blu-Ray Feb 18th.

We worked on section of the animated film alongside, Trunk Animation, Not to Scale, Treat Studios and many others.

28/01/2013

Woman's Health (Australia)

From a series of new editorials for Woman's Health in Australia accompanying the article 'The One Question'.

23/01/2013

Telegraph Magazine - Shades Of Grey

Produced this for the lovely people at the Saturday Telegraph magazine for their end of year round up. This year I got to illustrate Fifty Shades of Grey on the tube.

21/01/2013

Then, Now, After...



Brighton illustration: Then, Now, After...

18th Jan 2013 - 14th Feb 2013

University of Brighton Gallery at the Faculty of Arts in Grand Parade, 58-67 Grand Parade, Brighton, BN2 0JY



A star-studded line-up of the nation’s top illustrators has come together for a unique exhibition at the University of Brighton.

All of the artists either graduated or worked at the university and they include Sir Quentin Blake CBE, who illustrated Roald Dahl books; Raymond Briggs, who illustrated The Snowman book; and award-winning children’s books illustrator Emily Gravett.

Curators of the exhibition “aim to reflect on the diversity of work originating from the Illustration studios at Brighton over the last 40 years, celebrating achievements and highlighting the possible direction illustrative practice may take in future.”

Other artists among the 130 exhibitors are George Hardie, best known for producing album covers for rock bands; John Vernon Lord, illustrator of children’s classics including Lewis Carroll’ The Hunting of the Snark; and Peepshow Collective, the design studio launched by University of Brighton graduates.

More info here. Animated gif by Jake Evans


13/01/2013

The Boston Globe


Two Illustrations for The Boston Globe accompanying the article 'The Love Machines' by Dan Slater. Using primitive computer technology, students from Harvard offered the first computer dating service in 1965.