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Custom Kicks book by Maki



I was included in the great new book Custom Kicks by Maki
Customizing is hot. Everything can be customized; from pimped cars to retro furniture. This major trend is
especially popular in footwear. Customizing your own shoes is a way of stepping out of the crowd, of showing
your personality. Just about every sneaker brand has found a way to put street art into their products; rain boots
have never been more hip; and there are even customizing festivals and exhibitions. Showcasing the work of 150
artists and illustrators who have been invited to show/create customized shoes, the book will appeal not only to
sneaker freaks, fashion fetishists and trend watchers, but also to the graphic-design and art audience. The text
examines the trend and asks: how did it start? What materials do the artists use? There are also tips and tricks
on how to create your very own unique shoes.

Get a copy here

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Secrets of digital illustration image

I have recently been included in the book Secrets of digital illustration by Lawrence Zeegen
Following the success of "Digital Illustration", "Secrets of Digital Illustration" continues Zeegen's exploration
of digital image-making. It features exemplary portfolios and tips from luminaries around the world alongside
step-by-step tutorials and working sketches.
Get yourself a copy here

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BusinessWeek Illustration

This illustration was done for the magazine BusinessWeek. Have a look at the article here

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Illustrations for Plan B Magazine

I did illustrations for 2 issues of Plan B Magazine.
Plan B builds on the success of editor-in-chief Everett True's acclaimed previous magazine Careless Talk Costs
Lives, extending its coverage to champion counter-culture in literature, film, comics, videogames and the visual
arts. Confrontational without being cliquey, Plan B is part of a cultural underground that looks outwards.

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Illustrations for the amazing Shit Box

I did some character designs, illustrations and instructions for this great new product from The Brown Corporation Ltd
Get yourself over to their website and grab one of these for your next festival.


Shitbox is a lightweight portable cardboard toilet, made specifically for outdoor use.
The box pops up from a convinient 14 inch flatpack to a rigid, reuseable, cardboard toilet.

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Shoot to Kill at The Star of Bethnel green road

I was invited to participate in the Shoot To Kill night at the Star of Bethnel Green Road.
Shoot To Kill attempts to get the brain thinking about today's gun crime and what can be done about it.

Many artist participated in this fun live art, installation and music event. There was a great turnout and
I had fun drawing over this car door provided courtesy of Mandy at Dry Uk

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NO:ID Gallery - party art







I was invited to assist in the decorating of the venue for a great party, Unfortunately thee was only mobile phone
cameras to record the work. I did lots of fun big pictures.

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"The Sinner" Customised Gold Leaf BMX



I decided to enbark on this as a personal project, The Bike was purchased from some kid
and was grey and rusty. I did it like Pimp My Ride. I stripped, cleaned, sprayed and customised it.

Here it is partially done. The 22 ct gold leaf having just been applied and engine turned.

Here is the finished bike

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Instore Artwork For Supersuperficial Soho

I was asked to create this instore artwork for Supersuperficial
Clothing shop in Kingly Court London which is sandwiched between famous
Carnaby Street and Kingly Street. There Is also an online store where Tshirts can be purchased
with artwork by me, and other artists such as David Shrigley, Mike Perry, and Jim Stoten.
Check out the website Supersuperficial.com

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Notion Magazine Interview

I was interviewed in Notion Magazine issue 20, the interview is online at Planet Notion here.

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