
Shifting Boarders
2014
Etching, ink on newsprint, 297 x 420
2014
Etching, ink on newsprint, 297 x 420
Image was made in response to the conflict in Syria and how the steadily escalating war was leading to both the government and multiple ethnic groups seizing the chance to redraw their own boarders. The image was made in solidarity to the Kurdistani plight in attempt to communicate the bureaucrasies behind its ultimately flawed shape.

Hawk Poster
2019
Poster, 297 x 420, 841 x 1189
Scratch on 120mm Negative Film
Original image by Alex Rogers
The idea behind the poster was to create a clean recognisable image. Using heavily reduced content to counter over complication. Shaping a poster that could ultimately stand juxtaposed against an often grey autumnal Glasgow.
2019
Poster, 297 x 420, 841 x 1189
Scratch on 120mm Negative Film
Original image by Alex Rogers
The idea behind the poster was to create a clean recognisable image. Using heavily reduced content to counter over complication. Shaping a poster that could ultimately stand juxtaposed against an often grey autumnal Glasgow.

Bauhaus research paper
2013
Newsprint, 297 x 420
Physical cut and paste to Digital using photographs from Bauhaus members.
2013
Newsprint, 297 x 420
Physical cut and paste to Digital using photographs from Bauhaus members.

A Million Mountains
2015
Paint on glass, 148 x 210,
later adapted into a Poster, 841 x 1189
Image was made in referance to the years dipleted snow fall (2013)
2015
Paint on glass, 148 x 210,
later adapted into a Poster, 841 x 1189
Image was made in referance to the years dipleted snow fall (2013)
MOTHERLODE Poster
2018
Poster, 1189 x 1682
3rd year exhibition poster.
2018
Poster, 1189 x 1682
3rd year exhibition poster.

Canal, ‘contemporary printmaking’ poster
2017
Poster, 841 x 1189
Printed on newsprint like the original image. The posters were then displayed on street walls, painted with adhesive glue.
2017
Poster, 841 x 1189
Printed on newsprint like the original image. The posters were then displayed on street walls, painted with adhesive glue.

Holding Oneself
December 2019
Poster, 841 x 1189
Self lead series of posters aimed at challenging the hollow use of language surrounding the centre/centre right campaigne trails. Using the posters as a means of distrupting the rhetoric left behind, throwing caution to the wind, both linguistically and commercially.
December 2019
Poster, 841 x 1189
Self lead series of posters aimed at challenging the hollow use of language surrounding the centre/centre right campaigne trails. Using the posters as a means of distrupting the rhetoric left behind, throwing caution to the wind, both linguistically and commercially.

Halva
2020
Poster, 841 x 1189
Cover poster for a show that never saw the light of day (covid 19)
2020
Poster, 841 x 1189
Cover poster for a show that never saw the light of day (covid 19)

More or less than real
2015
Handbound 148 x 210/Newsprint 210 x 297
A self lead zine, based on the slides of my late grandfather.
2015
Handbound 148 x 210/Newsprint 210 x 297
A self lead zine, based on the slides of my late grandfather.

Lykov
2015
Charcoal on newsprint, 297 x 420
Inspired by the Lykov family of six who fled to rural russia in fear of prosecution. The family effectively spent forty two years in complete isolation. They continued to live alone in the Taiga until discoverey in 1978, by which time a world war had passed them by. The work was made using minimal materials on a large scale. It was then scanned into parts and reconstructed digitally to become a series of Posters.
2015
Charcoal on newsprint, 297 x 420
Inspired by the Lykov family of six who fled to rural russia in fear of prosecution. The family effectively spent forty two years in complete isolation. They continued to live alone in the Taiga until discoverey in 1978, by which time a world war had passed them by. The work was made using minimal materials on a large scale. It was then scanned into parts and reconstructed digitally to become a series of Posters.