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I recently designed and illustrated a ‘gentle’ guide to cycling in London entitled ‘London on Two Wheels’ for Herb Lester Associates in conjunction with Tokyo Bike.
It was quite a challenge- having cycled in London for over 15 years one thing I knew is that there’s almost always a back-street alternative to the Capital’s busy, and occasionally treacherous main roads. This is great on a bike- but not great whilst trying to design a guide, where you truly find just how complicated and un-regimented the streets of London are. I’m not 100% how useful the guide will prove as a functional map- I really tried to make it so, but hopefully you’ll think it looks nice and is worth the £4 (four quid!!!).
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I’m doing a couple of talks later this month- first up is for Playdesk on 25th. Attendants will receive this screen print as a consolation… Bizarrely, it’s sold out.
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Human After All presents Face Stamp!, an ink-teractive art experience that lets you create faces using illustrations by Jean Jullien, Siggi Eggertsson, Malika Favre, Craig & Karl, Emily Forgot, Adrian Johnson, Supermundane and Hattie Stewart. Join the fun at London’s Pick Me Up, from 18 – 28 April at Somerset House.
(Source: willoprojects)
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Editorial illustration for The Harvard Business Review on ‘stealth innovation’.
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The ‘original’ Django, Franco Nero, for @LWLies ‘Django Unchained’ issue, created in glorious CMYK @UnchainedMovie
