This A1-sized picture of Carlo stretching is composed of thousands of spirals, each drawn using either a green or a black Bic Biro.
Two pictures of Axle plotted one on top of the other. The red image is made up solely of horizontal lines, and the black by just vertical lines.
This is Graham, wearing his hoodie. The picture is drawn using four Bic Biros, using only vertical lines. The registration is deliberately skewed to accentuate the colours.
My mosaic of Samuel is currently on display at Firstsite gallery in Colchester as part of the Voyager 2000: Worldbeing & Wonder? exhibition. Click the image to see the original and read more about how it was created.
A Day at the Beach is a woodcut landscape consisting of eight birch panels. The panels were cut to look like waves on a beach, before being painted, varnished, and bolted together. Click the image to read more about the process.
One of a collection of cyanotype photographs produced using sections of old Ordnance Survey maps.
A portrait of Martin, from an in-person posing session, drawn using charcoal and chalk on toned paper. Click the image to see it in more detail, or click here for more life drawings.
Red landform is my largest laser cut landscape to date. It’s A3, and comprises 14 panels painted various shades of red and white.