Editorial Illustration
Editorial has always been one of my favourite areas to work in, learning from a variety articles, telling a story or relaying information. I enjoy working alongside art directors to bring some colour to the page, whether it's digital or in print, serious or playful.
Fast Company : Illustration to accompany an article looking at how shared offices spaces will develop and evolve after the global pandemic.
The Guardian : Illustrating the weekly Long Read feature focusing on the hidden homeless population in our cities.
Norwegian Air : Every month I create a set of small icon illustrations and an infographic for Norwegian Air's in-flight magazine, published by Ink Global.
Bulletin Magazine : An illustration to accompany an article looking at a family approach to supporting the communication skills of people with Developmental Language Disorders.
Foodism Magazine : Illustrating an article asking London's top chefs what they cook at home.
Sappi Europe : An illustration for Sappi's company magazine published by John Brown Media looking at the ebbs and flows of print magazine popularity.
The Boston Globe : Illustrating their Opinion supplement, focusing on further education, including a cover illustration and a series of article-related pieces.
Chicago Magazine : Illustrating an article about personalising your rental space. We decided to show a space mid-decoration, bringing some of the tips in the article to life.
Foodism Magazine : Illustrating a feature article looking at the new romantic meals, out with the oysters and in with the pasta and potatoes!
The Guardian : Illustrating the 'Long Read' in the Journal section, accompanying a piece by Reni Eddo-Lodge entitled 'Why I'm no longer talking to white people about race'.
Marquette Engineer : Illustrating a feature article for The Marquette College of Engineering for their annual magazine looking at the opportunities for taking students into real-world engineering situations to aid their studying.
PM Network : Illustrating Imagine Publishing's PM Network creating a cross section house and highlighting the new technology currently available.
