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Would you like some Kanye in your day? I recently did some geometric illustrations for an ebook of Kanye West quotes. The ebook has now landed and can be downloaded for free here! Created by Herbert Lui, the 200+ page book has Kanye-isms on all sorts of subjects, such as art, self-esteem, creativity and learning….

The Men on Men art competition is an annual event held at the Laird and is all about celebrating masculinity. I submitted my June 2015 Self Portrait and was stoked to get an honorable mention! It was the biggest and most successful M.O.M Art competition to date, so even an honorable mention felt pretty special….

Bonjour! I was very excited to be offered an opportunity to do geometric portraits of inspiring Jewish people for Gedolim Canvas – Creative and Modern Jewish Art. The guys are based in France, so click on the link to see mine and other people’s groovy and inspiring portraits on their website!   www.gedolimcanvas.com    …

I’ve always loved Avant Cards, so it was very exciting to have one of my illustrations selected to appear on an Avant Card as part of the Art Card Series. It’s a very strange and awesome feeling knowing that my face will be leering out at people from various venues around Australia! Thank you Team…

After spending the last few months working hard to set up a little t-shirt business (and after a few false starts) the exciting moment has finally arrived: Razortown is up and running! Like a lot of creative types, I’ve been wanting to design and sell my own t-shirts for ever, and now I finally have…

The Queen of Hearts was my entry into the Open Road Film Festival 2012. Not only was this my first attempt at animation, but I even managed to come second place! The Open Road Film Festival is a short film competition that challenges film makers to create a short film that must include the already filmed ending. Conceived by…

Hey YOU! Thanks for taking the time to check out my website. Since this is my first blog post I thought it fitting to go back to the start and share some of my childhood illustrations. I think I was kinda the Stephen King of Grade 3: blood, violence, horror and monsters… all drawn with…