Wednesday is an autobiographical comic about growing up in Sheffield supporting Sheffield Wednesday and how that connection to the city remains now I’ve moved away. Its about my relationship with my dad and how our shared love of football continues to be a bond between us.
A short, self-published comic I made in 2020 celebrating the shortest day of the year, the suburbs and the pop charts.
A short self published comic I made in 2019 about falling asleep in the back of my parents car as a kid on long motorway journeys.
A comic about the forest that once covered a large part of south east London - from Croydon to Deptford. I explore the history of the area and the folklore surrounding forests.
A self published comic about the songs that have soundtracked my life. You can read the entire comic here.
A series of psychogeographic comics published by Avery Hill Publishing. From The City To The Sea won Best Comic at the 2015 British Comic Awards!
A comic about Mark E Smith from The Fall for the Prole Art Threat blog
A self-published comic about Ronnie O’Sullivan’s record breakingly quick 147 maximum break.
Diary comics from when my son was born.
I illustrated a comic written by Luke Halsall which was serialised in the Reads anthology published by Avery Hill Publishing.
I illustrated a comic written by Ricky Miller which was serialised in the Reads anthology published by Avery Hill Publishing.
I used to draw a regular comic strip for the Brixton Bugle.
I made a book of drawings of London Transport Infrastructure published by Avery Hill Publishing.
Occasional diary comics. I used to post these online regularly but don’t have so much time for it anymore. I’ll make an archive of them all one day. Maybe.
