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

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

A commissioned portrait of a pup called Reg. I've come to know him very well over the past few years and he's honestly one of the most well behaved and nicest chaps I've met.

A quick life drawing sketch that got out of control and turned into this fine lady.

A fierce and feisty tiger sketched on a lazy Sunday.

A cheeky little reptile illustrated to become a print (one day soon! 🤞)

A little heron catching some fresh dinner. Drawn during some late-night David Attenborough sessions.

I've always liked the horses with big patches of colour the best. They just look so cool.

There's an elusive woodpecker somewhere in the park where I live. I've only seen him once, but I'm sure I'll see him again.

I got to create a couple of really fun Halloween themed illustrations for Plant Sit on the spooky critters that eat houseplants. If you have Spider Mite or Mealybug woes go check out the post on their blog.

Every year Secret 7" puts on an exhibition displaying anonymous artworks based on one of seven songs. The artworks are printed on a record sleeve and the song pressed onto a limited edition vinyl. Then they're all auctioned off without the buyers knowing the artist, or the song, for a good cause.

I chose to create a cover for Vampire Weekend’s Harmony Hall, which felt like it spoke about being tangled up with the state of the world, though still hoping we’ll break free and somehow it will get better. Which is pretty fitting for 2020, right?

There were some really amazing artists in the group, so I’m so happy I got to be part of it! Plus, £134,000 was raised and donated to Choose Love / Help Refugees which means it was extra special.

I was approached by Plant Sit, a company that takes care of some of the lushest, leafiest offices and homes around London, to illustrate four of their favourite plants. Each illustration was teamed up with a set of instructions on Instagram and handy postcards on how to take care of each plant.

Grrrrrrrrrrr!

That tranquil moment when you dive just beneath the surface.

An illustration created for Meredith and Chris of their Fur-baby Catto. The result was a huge print almost a meter long and wide. Catto was pleased, as you can see.

Printed by the talented folks at Hound and Bone Studio.