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COVID-19 // April 2020

While preparing to deliver you news of Roy’s Art Fair, I was rudely interrupted by a global pandemic and told to stay indoors, as if that’s not what I do already. Stay safe and hope to see you at a future art fair!

House Of Illustration – Winter Fair // 15th Dec 2019

My 4th time showing at Granary Square @ King’s Cross and the fair still feels as fresh and new as ever. It was the best one yet!

Roy’s Art Fair // 3rd – 6th October 2019

My 2nd appearance at Roy’s, this time at the Old Truman Brewery during one of the busiest weeks for art fairs in London. I was buzzing the entire weekend, from both sugar and the vibes given off by visitors. Thanks for coming!

“Indigenous” Exhibition @ Margate // August 2019 

A group exhibition looking at the gentrification of British seaside towns, poverty and the displacement of local people through rising rents which was, unfortunately, cancelled at short notice by the gallery who raised the rent and offered the space to richer, more affluent artists coming down from London.

But thanks to community spirit, a smaller version of this show will take place in various local businesses in the coming months and a councillor from Ramsgate has offered funding and resources to help this exhibition go ahead next year.

House Of Illustration – Summer Fair // 13th July 2019 

My third appearance at Granary Square, King’s Cross. Come and find me amongst a sea of creative cretins. 

Roy’s People Art Fair // 4th – 7th April 2019 

2 of my freshest artworks will be exhibited, as well as some of my finest leftovers as I flog myself at the Bargehouse on Southbank. Come along – tickets are free!

House Of Illustration – Winter Fair // 8th December 2018 

Returning to Granary Sq. King’s Cross LDN for their Winter Fair, getting juiced up on mulled wine and flogging my artwork to satiate your festive binge.

Creative Quarter Secret Postcard Show // 15th November 2018

So secret, in fact, I forgot to notify anyone of my involvement. Nevertheless, my late submission was sold and proceeds from the show went towards the work the good people do at Touch Base Care and The Rainbow Centre.

New Artist Fair – Summer Exhibition // 14th – 16th September 2018 

Taking place @ The Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane, I will delve deep into the oiled beard of Shoreditch to see what opportunities await me, with hope that the community of hipsters adopt me as their latest trend and spread the word that they knew me before you knew me. I have to deny all fame I have accumulated beforehand, whilst still displaying the symptoms of fame in the form of an inflated ego and a shit pair of glasses.

House Of Illustration – Summer Fair // 30th June 2018 

Thanks to all who visited my stall at Granary Sq. King’s Cross. I had fun chatting to you all about my work, the good weather and the chances of human survival in a post-apocalyptic world.

Creative Quarter Christmas Market // 9th December 2017 

Come along and get festive at the Creative Quarter’s Christmas Market @ 3-7 Tontine St. I’ll be there with my imprisoned elf installation sabotaging the festive vibe. I’ll be selling leftovers from the London Illustration Fair and will accept booze and mince pies as currency. Being the season of goodwill, I might decide to wrap any artworks bought as a gift, but don’t hold me to that.

The London Illustration Fair // 1st – 3rd December 2017

I’ve been selected as one of the 65 exhibitors to take part in this year’s London Illustration Fair.  The event takes place at the Bargehouse on Southbank and looks set to be an intense few days! I’ll be selling original artwork alongside my finest selection of limited edition prints. You can find me on the top floor within stumbling distance of the bar.

The Chip Shop Group Exhibition // 21st-22 October 2017

Group show with the Chip Shop Group on The Old High St. where I launched my new ice cream series (at the wall).

Maidstone Art Market // 30th September 2017

More art market mayhem in Maidstone! I really enjoyed discussing the ideas and thoughts that fuel my work and the smiles provoked by my 2-part decapitated teddy painting.

The Vauxhall Art Car Boot Fair // 2nd September 2017

The Vauxhall Art Car Boot Fair came to Folkestone’s Harbour Arm for the launch of the 4th Folkestone Triennial. I was thrilled to be invited alongside fellow members of The Chip Shop Group!

March 24th 2017

Website refresh. No need for a link – you’re already here. Have an imaginary glass of bubbly on me and invite a guest to check out my work.

December 17th – 18th 2016  

Chip Shop Group Traditional Festive Market 2 – Offering an alternative array of festive wares. I exhibited my elf sculpture, imprisoned inside a present with a bow on top – an installation piece that looks at the exploitation of child labour to provide for our obligatory annual consumerist binge.

All clothing, furniture, walls, body parts, toys and accessories were made by me. Mostly from second hand, old or reused materials. No elves were harmed in the production of this piece, but 1 Dave was exploited for 100+ hours of unpaid labour.

September 16th 2016 // Art Market, Maidstone

Self explanatory. Inspired by the Art Car Boot Fair.

July 17th 2016

For a month, my parents looked after 2 girls from Belarus as part of the Chernobyl Children’s project which allows young people from families affected by the 1986 nuclear disaster to spend a month in the UK. Yana and Dasha were two awesome kids, both extremely polite and grateful. They were fascinated when they saw me drawing one day and I think they thought I was famous, so I did them a small painting each.

May 2016

My latest artwork comes with a bottle of wine attached. Available from Googies in Folkestone.

One of the coolest projects I’ve done so far – the cocktail cup design for Bathtub & Gun. A new cocktail bar on Folkestone’s Harbour Arm. These eco cups eliminate the need for single use disposable cups by encouraging drinkers to return them to the bar in order to get their £1 deposit back, or they can take it home. Either way it helps reduce pollution.