Here's a couple of portraits I completed for the Q & A segments in Canada's Marketing Magazine. The first is of Chris Williams, the president of the Internet Advertising Bureau in Canada, and the second portrait is of AOL's digital prophet, David Shing.
The Church of London celebrated the launch of their new outdoor title Project O and its first print issue, The Acid Rambler, with an art show and hoedown.
The superbly packed evening included a talk by author and climber, Tom Richardson, an exclusive short film screening from The London Surf Film Festival, live music from the impressive Ruby and the Rib Cage and a stocked bar flowing with Talisker whisky. Each guest also walked away with a printed canvas bag full of The Church of London publications.
The ten contributing illustrators had their portraits displayed around the gallery and there was a rewarding, palpable buzz from the crowd towards the artwork and publication. It was great to meet fellow illustrator and contributor, Rupert Smissen, whose beautiful work can also be seen in The Acid Rambler.
Here is a recent commission for the current/summer issue of Intersection magazine. They are portraits to go alongside interviews with architect Bjarke Ingels and industrial designer Paul Priestman.
