Abercrombie & Kent – Indochina map

Details from a new illustrated map for an article on alternative travel around Indochina - Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, following the Mekong River. For the latest issue of Sundowner magazine, by luxury travel company Abercrombie & Kent. 

 Thanks to James and Amelia at A&K. 

Abercrombie & Kent – Egypt map

Details from a new illustrated map for Sundowner magazine, by luxury travel company Abercrombie & Kent. Featuring their must-see visitor attractions in Egypt.

Back to the 80s

A series of exhibition posters for Bishopsgate Institute, as part of their 'Back to the 80s' season. The collages feature comments, photos and ephemera from public submissions on the question, 'what do the 80s mean to you?' Covering such topics as the Miner's Strikes, NHS cuts, Latin American democratic reform, LGBT issues, gender politics, pop music and kids' toys. 

New Prints On Sale – Paper & Cup

I've got a selection of prints now selling at Paper & Cup cafe/bookshop in the heart of Shoreditch, on Calvert Avenue, just off Shoreditch High Street, London.

New and old prints, framed or unframed in tubes, from £30-90, along with postcards and button badges. 

Paper & Cup is a not-for-profit social enterprise, created to support the work of Spitalfields Crypt Trust, so a chunk of the sales goes directly to the charity. Do drop in any time if you're in the area. 

Bishopsgate Institute – Spitalfields walking tour

I've just finished this A2/A5 foldout walking tour guide for Bishopsgate Institute. Some amazing archive photography of the Bishopsgate and Spitalfields area, from their beautiful library.

London 2012 badges

I was asked to design a commemorative metal pin badge for London 2012, for Honav, one of the official Olympics merchandise suppliers, on behalf of Locog. These designs didn't make it through for one reason or another. The Latin motto 'citius, altius, fortius' is the official Olympic motto meaning 'faster, higher, stronger', but belongs to the IOC rather than London 2012.

Gorilla Magazine

A little spot for the forthcoming issue of Gorilla film magazine, an article to do with the shift towards the online environment as the primary platform for marketing independent films – increasingly displacing the traditional cinema release.