Natural History Wallbook

So after 5 months of intensive drawing, i finally finished the 'Wallbook of Natural History' for London's Natural History Museum.
It's the fourth book i have done in collaboration with the Editorial Team at Bloomsbury Publishing, the art director and designer Will Webb and the author Christopher Lloyd.
The book is published in September through the Museum and there will hopefully be a giant version on the steps as part of the launch.
This is the cover image, which National Geographic Kids and the museums own kids publication 'Second Nature,' are giving away as a colouring poster later this year.
Might take a while, as my assistant on this project, Leah Stewart will testify!

DINOSAUR TUESDAY

Drawing dinosaurs today for the Natural History Museum project. 95 Down, 505 to go.
Will post more soon...

The Natural History Museum

So it begins...
I have just left my Graphic design day job to concentrate on my next behemoth for Christopher Lloyd.
I am illustrating a guide to natural history and will spend the next few months at my desk in Clerkenwell and over at the museum trying to bring Chris's vision to life!

KIT is 1

Just did a little party invite for my friend Sally.
Kit, her daughter is having her first Birthday.

Based on my Zoo print of old, i hope she likes it :)

++ New Website ++

My site is down for an autumn revamp
The old one has been around for too long and needs a little bit of love.

Expect a new one in the next few weeks.

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What On Earth Wallbook

The Wallbook Behemoth Gets its Saturday Telegraph Debut!
View the article here

Go Red!

I've goten lazy with the updates of late...not that there isn't anything to report.
Nearly at the end of a 2 and a half meter illustration behemoth for the ever prolific Christopher Lloyd
I am nearing the 1000 illustration mark of what has been a most gargantuan task. Ill post the end result on here post printing.
It should be in all good shops and museums by autumn.

In other news, i have gone RED for charity with this hairy legged number. Thanks to Sean at the partners for asking me to take part.