Designed for print and those who like big simple geometry and bright colours.
Prints available here, up to 24 x 36″

© 2007

An ink drawing coloured in Photoshop. I like the shapes.
Buy a print here

© 2005

I constructed this image in 2004 using the first cheap biro that came to hand, and afterwards a scanner and Photoshop.

I like the bleak colours, angular architecture and the shading style. I don’t know why I am so attracted to desatured colours, but I am.
This would go well on a wall I think. I like big simple images on walls.

Buy a print of Biro Building here

© 2004

Vectorism 7 has certainly been the most popular of the series largely due to being awarded Daily Deviation at deviantART. It is also the most polished and detailed of the series which may explain the absence of a Volume 8 edition.

Prints are available here, up to 40 x 30 inches for maximum impact.

This is a continuation of my concept-less vectorism series. Designed to work as a print on a wall with impact, VV6 is an extension of a deck (skateboard/snowboard) design.

Prints and mousepad available to buy here

Vectorism Volume 5 is a graffiti-inspired vector illustration, created with Corel Draw and Photoshop.

Prints available here up to 24 x 36 inches.

An abstract purple painting, acrylic on canvas at 28 x 28 inches.

© 2006

Spin is a photomanipulation of the inside of a clothes dryer.

© 2003