Private commission of Allie's furbabies Max and Dottie playing away.

OneFortyOne is a major forest grower in Australia and New Zealand. They are dedicated to creating a truly sustainable timber industry by replanting every tree they fell, educating the communities around them and giving back to the environments in which they work. I created a range of illustrations around their core brand values that would be featured in their annual report.

Created with Studio Brave

There's nothing like a pop of fuzzy, yellow Wattle.

After living in the U.K. for 5 years I came back with full appreciation of Australian flora. This range is inspired by the beautiful Silver Princess Gums near my home.

An illustration created for the month long instagram event Peachtober. You're given a prompt for the day, this day's prompt was tiger.

Spots for days.

CBHS Health is Commonwealth Bank's non-profit health fund for employees. Over the years I've worked on a range of different digital campaigns to jazz up their messaging.

The always beautiful Aussie native flower, the Waratah.

A sneaky seagull steals a chip. What a find!

Another year down at Secret 7" with this years proceeds going to War Child UK.

Inspired by the amazing Whale Sharks at Osaka aquarium.

The always majestic native Australian Cockatoo, about to take flight!

One of the world's most venomous and scariest marine animals, the blue ring octopus! Though it's hard to be too scared when they're actually a little bit cute.

Is there anything nicer than sitting in the sun with a glass of wine?

A quick study of my dog Barry snoozing away.

A homage to the newest member of our house. Little Barry, the Golden Retriever.

An illustration for a yet-to-be-launched, bright and colourful fashion brand. Stay tuned!

An experiment with line work illustrating some fun sneakers and their twisty laces.

An Aussie classic, the humble sausage sizzle.

A snappy little croc.

A couple of black cockatoos hanging out in the outback sun.

My tribute to the Australian icon, the humble bin chicken.

A piece for Still Here Still Life's 47th week.

Inspired by the cheeky lorikeets that lived around my childhood home.

A single perfect orange, a study in minimalism.

It makes sense that my last illustration of 2020 was a cheetah, it's been such a wild year!

Still life of the seafood ramen we cooked one lockdown. Delicious!