Made in Britain

I did this poster for Sill Hill Chop Shop to advertise his wares at the Custom Show at the Alexandra Palace... inspired by wartime posters and matchboxes

Hot Parts for Mr Stansfield

Pete Stansfield asked me to make some stickers for him influenced by the custom stickers of the 70s. This is the first. Check out his ace blog here

New issue of the Dirty Magazine out now!

In between drawing things and eating toast, I design and publish this magazine with my mate Simo. The Dirty Magazine is about 'old shit' - vintage, grimy, oily, shed-based stuff; dirty rock'n'roll; hot rods, bikes, art and other weirdness.

If you fancy gettin yesself a copy, here's the new website wot I just made.

Walt Siegl

Motorcycle builder Walt Siegl and his wife Laura contacted me about his logo (above). They felt it needed refining and strengthening, while keeping the main concept and motif...

This is what I did for them - a simple job, but now they have more versatility with his logo. Check out his amazing work here.

Exotica

Another glass painting, this time on the thick bevelled glass of a Victorian cabinet door - one of the joys of reusing old stuff!

The evolution of poster style...

I love doing old style posters, from letterpress to way-out! Having played in a 60s garage band for a number of years, the 50s and 60s style posters were a great influence on my early work (and still are!).

Pinstriped hat...

Here's a helmet I striped for Flamesey - it's silver, white and red. The Maltese cross was already on there...

The Baron

Von Slick

Shark Soup

A topical one today in view of all the reports from Egypt! If you have a big enough pot, this is one solution, although they don't go quietly.

Board Tracker

This is one of the glass paintings I made for the Hot Rod Hayride art exhibition this year. It's painted on the back of the glass, with metalflake and gold leaf.