Illustrations for The Telegraph Magazine’s gorgeous ‘Luxury’ Supplement. The world’s leading jewellers were asked to talk about their favourite pieces.
Art direction: Gary Cochran

“Black Jade Rosary” by Dolce & Gabbana.
Chosen by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana.

“Bal Bleu Nuit” Ring by Dior Joaillerie.
Chosen by Victoire De Castellane, Creative Director.

“Jacinthe Bracelet-Brooch” from Cartier’s Sortilege Collection.
Chosen by Pierre Rainero, Style Director.

“The Centaur Ring” by Hermes Fine Jewellery.
Chosen by Pierre Hrdy, Creative Director.

“Josephine Tiara Ring” by Chaumet.
Chosen by Lionel Giraud, Creative Director.

“Chilli Sunset Earrings” by Annoushka.
Chosen by Annoushka Ducas, Creative Director.

“Scroll Motif Necklace” by Graff Diamonds.
Chosen by Laurence Graff, Chairman.

“Jungle Ring” by Louis Vuitton.
Chosen by Laurenz Baümer, Artistic Director of High Jewellery.

“Oeuf Rocaille Opale Rose” by Fabergé.
Chosen by Katherina Flohr, Managing and Creative Director.

A little job for S Magazine/ The Sunday Express. An illustration for a very sweet story about finding love on a frosty day ‘in January’.
Art Direction by Sean Bennett

2 illustrations for FTI Journal, through Time Inc. for an article about the need to research a company before investing in it.
I know, it’s more a wooden tiger than a paper tiger – artistic license!

For a feature article in Beobachter. A very sad article about children of depressed parents. 1 of 2.

For a feature article in Beobachter. A very sad article about children of depressed parents. 2 of 2.

A little job for my old friends at the Telegraph Magazine. It’s for an article about intelligent fabrics and the future of textiles.

Another cover (and some inside pics) for the always fascinating and wonderfully put-together ‘New Scientist’.
It’s about new findings in self-healing using the mind, meditation and personality.
Out now (for a couple more days!!)

Art direction by Craig Mackie & Ryan Wills

An illustration for another fascinating article in New Scientist about how new theories suggest early hominin groups interbred and that the modern human may be a genetic patchwork of many ancestral species including Neanderthals and Denisovans.
Art Direction by Craig Mackie and Ryan Wills.