Canadian Business

Double page illustration for Canadian Business accompanying an article about a recent heist where thieves made off with Maple Syrup worth $30 Million. Read the article here.

Owen and the Eyeballs

I made this poster to promote a show in NY that my band Owen and the Eyeballs is performing at: More info here

Glug talk Brighton

Chrissie will be talking about her work alongside other speakers with live art from a selection of illustrators at the upcoming Glug event in Brighton on Friday 9th November. Click here for full listings and tickets.

Telegraph / British Gas

Quick Turn around for the weekends Telegraph. Electric cars, charging and that type of thing. (plus the alternative colour way_

Nature Book Review

A selection of recent imags for Nature Magazines Autumn book review. Illustrations on subjects like fractals, genomics, over population, exoplanets, scientific delusions and the limits of Earth.

The Night Before Halloween

The Night Before Halloween, 30th October

Free Entry, Fancy Dress with prizes for the best costumes.

Music from Owen and the Eyeballs, Glaciers and more

Live Drawing

Wrong Pop, Spooky Tunes and Good Old Fashioned Spooooooky fun!

Bring your friends and their friends and their friends.

Catch, 22 Kingsland Road, E2

New Scientist Careers

New editorial illustrations for The New Scientist's Careers job guide thing on how to get a job in science.

Lynx Matchmaker

A little intro animation for the Lynx / Axe Matchmaker Facebook app that lets you find out whether the friends you fancy, fancy you back.

Luke Best Editorials

Recent editorials from Luke Best for Harpers and HBR magazines.

WWD

Full page illustration in the current issue of WWD Magazine.

Owen and the Eyeballs Gig

Owen and the Eyeballs Gig 3rd October, Queen of Hoxton, Curtain Road, Wednesday 3rd october 2012, 8-11 pm £5 £4 in advance

http://www.facebook.com/events/141897712623515/

London based wrong-pop group Owen and the Eyeballs is a musical collaboration between acclaimed illustrators Andrew Rae, Jim Stoten, Nick White and Owen Guildersleeve.

Also playing: 

-Anxieteam- a collaboration between Jon Burgerman and Jim Avignon all the way over from Brooklyn and Berlin respectively.
-We Show Up On Radar- A naughty little folk-pop maestro.

Born out of live drawing event Heavy Pencil at Pick me Up, Somerset House, Owen and the Eyeballs make amusing upbeat songs inspired by drawings they’ve done and thoughts they’ve had in their brains.

The Weather Magazine - issue 9

Regular illustrations for The Weather magazine. This time Ellies article was the fight for a climate change to feature on the curriculum and a Pauls piece about diversity in meteorology, teaching and polymaths.

Pop Psychedelic & The Fundamentals of Illustration (2nd Edition)

My work is featured in Pop Psychedelic, a new book designed & edited by BigBros Workshop, 336 full colour pages, ISBN: 9780867197426. Available here.



I'm also featured in The Fundamentals of Illustration (2nd Edition), alongside Chrissie and Andrew's work. Published by AVA Publishing, 200 full colour pages, ISBN: 9782940411481

442 - Player X

So a year in and still on Player X for 442 Magazine. Here's the latest.

Shut Up Legs

To coincide with my new found cycle love I've produced a couple of T'shirts for Romster Bikewear.

A Liars Autobiography

We were one of 14 animations studios that directed sections of 'A Liar's Autobiography- The Untrue Story of Monty Python's Graham Chapman'.

A Liar's Autobiography will be released in the UK by Trinity early 2013. Premiering on EPIX and in select U.S. theatres in 3D on November 2, 2012.

How Clubbing Changed the World

Here are some screenshots from the Light Surgeons' opening titles for Idris Elba's How Clubbing Changed the World featuring some of my illustrations.

Outdoors

Recent illustration as it should have appeared in You magazine.

Team GB

Andrew created this illustration of Team GB for Adidas which ran on the wraparound cover of Metro newspaper on the final day of the olympics.

The New York Times

Illustration for The New York Times Sunday Review, accompanying an article about German chancellor Angela Merkel. You can read the article here.