14 December 2011
12 December 2011
National Geographic Traveller UK
In this issues column David Whitley reassess his attitude towards
safety on the road, brought about by an encounter with a snake while
hiking through the Namadgi National Park in Canberra. The giant
snake is coiled around David and robbing him of his valuables.
The lesson here is when travelling you should have in place
insurance, security checks and take precautions on the road.
22 November 2011
Illostribute, tribute to Albert Dorne
This tribute is to Albert Dorne, an American illustrator who's
work appeared in Collier's, Life and The Saturday Evening Post.
Drone was a very successful advertising illustrator and recognised
as one of the best and highest paid. I interpreted an magazine
advert for Westinghouse radios.
You can see the other great interpretations at illostribute.
2 November 2011
The Worlds Seventh Billionth Person
The United Nations estimated that on the 31 October the world's
population would hit a milestone of seven billion. To mark this
occasion a baby girl born in India was chosen as the world's seventh
billionth person.
6 October 2011
National Geographic Traveller UK
I was very happy to be commissioned by National Geographic
Traveller magazine UK to produce a fun, colourful illustration
for the Smart Traveller column. The image accompanies the
writer David Whitley's humorous story of him miss timing the
departure of the scheduled tour bus.
4 August 2011
Illostribute, tribute to Ernesto Garcia Cabral
The latest tribute is to Ernesto Garcia Cabral, one of Mexico's
greatest illustrators, cartoonist and caricaturist. Renowned for
this distinct style full of humour and energy. He is remembered
today for his posters and lobby cards produced during the Golden
Age of Cinema 1936-1956.
You can see all the other great artists interpretations at Illostribute.
13 June 2011
Charging My Electric Car
Electric cars for city driving is good for the environment and the
health of the city. London is encouraging drivers to switch to this
friendly mode of transport and is increasing the number of charging
points around the capital. I created this simple, lighthearted
illustration showing a small city car on charge.
23 April 2011
Illostribute, tribute to David Klein
This tribute is to David Klein, commercial illustrator renowned
for his travel posters for TWA during the 1950's and 60's. He
created many vibrant posters which depicted well-known landmarks
and buildings of various countries from around the world.
I chose to interpret Klein's poster for 'Egypt Fly TWA'. You can see
all the other interpretations by fellow illustrators at illostribute.
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