Recycled plastic plinths commissioned by Matches Fashion

Best Fashion magazine Germany commissioned me to make paper replicas of a range of high fahion bags and shoes. I bit thier hand off at this opportunity!

Photography by Adam Laycock

Floral set created for sportswear brand Pepper & Mayne

Photography by David Yeo

Issue 29 featuring Brit-Pop singer Lily Allen.

This brilliantly creative collaboration between fashion editor Rachel Holland, photographer David Yeo and I, brought the Art back to the front line in the latest issue of Fault magazine. Giant paper folds and wood cut sculptural forms made up a simple yet impactful set, that together with Rachel’s strong styling and Lily’s bold character, guaranteed a set of striking and stylish images.

Instagram promo stills and video for Adidas’ new Twinstrike trainers, commissioned by WILMA studio.

The creative and styling was designed to emphasise the qualities within the products construct and aesthetic.

Set and prop design commissioned by Scheybeler+company for Chantelle Lingerie Paris, focusing on the form and feel of the brands core materials. Photography by Benjamin Vnuk. 

February 2012

London Fashion Week Pop-Up Exhibition

In collaboration with menswear brand Theatre de la Mode (TdLM)

Working entirely by hand, with a small team of assistants and using only paper and cardboard we set out to create three intricate ‘mega structure’ sculptures that captured the spirit of their best selling jackets.

The sculptures were exhibited alongside the jackets in a pop-up exhibition during London Fashion week.

Sculpture photography by Peter Guenzel

Behind scenes photography by Jennifer Pattison

Set & prop design commissioned by Zalando, Berlin.

My two sets for this Interview Russia editorial were designed to enclose the subject within a set of contrasting white spaces that would reflect and bring focus to the fabrics.

Photography by Nikolay Biryukov

Styled by Stella Gosteva

A FAULT Magazine commission, to bring the Power, beauty and attitude to our model Ms Fleur East.

The Unapologetic issue 22 - September 2015

Photography by Zoe McConnell

Ticket sculptures commissioned by Studio Blackburn for National Rail

Mixed media sculpture about the sustainable practices of international ‘waste-to-product’ company Renewi, who focus on extracting value from waste rather than its disposal through mass incineration or landfill.

Commissioned by Wardour London.

This 'swarm sculpture' was commissioned by MKTG London for Air New Zealand. The sculpture was made from Air New Zealand boarding passes that were folded into paper aeroplanes and installed carefully in the shape of their brand logo, the Koru (Silver Fern).  

Photography by In-Press 

Giant Sun composition commissioned by Ink-Global for Easy Jet Traveller magazine. This issue featured Mallorca and the image was made up of carefully positioned holiday related props in the shape of the sun.

Photography by Jasper White

In collaboration with vegan footwear brand Bourgeois Boheme, The Pineapple Room was conceived from our collective belief in sustainability. We created an experiential, informative and inspiring space for people to engage with life style products made from pineapple fibre material, or Pinatex, instead of animal leather. 

A material at the forefront of the movement in bringing positive changes to the fashion industry.

The pop-up store was devoted to showing carefully selected brands that all produce the same high quality sustainable 'eco luxury' products. Showing people that using alternative materials does not mean loss of quality. 

The installation was designed to maximise impact, compliment the brands within the store and customers access.

Built using economical and sustainable materials, each functional art piece was made from discarded/recyclable materials that can be re-used again and again. 

Live beach hut painting commissioned by Into The Blue agency for Fatface during the Dartmouth regatta. 

This project was a Pineapple inspired concept space in collaboration with interior designer Natasha Hawtrey-Woore. 

We wanted to create a functional space where Art comes first and not as an afterthought.

Our tropical theme, led by the exotic splendour of the pineapple, was very much inspired by our desire to reconnect with nature in all it’s perfect imperfections, along with our unwavering desire for beauty and exuberance.

Each and every aspect of the installation was carefully composed with elements that reflect the beautiful qualities inherent in pineapples. 

These stylised paper landscapes and still life compositions, commissioned by Specsavers, were created for a their Xmas 2016 door-drop magazine. Glasses are tricky products to shoot so the sets had to be as simple as possible yet interesting enough to hold the attention of their vast customer base. 

Photography by Karl Taylor Guernsey.

This elegant pop-up installation was created for emerging beauty product brand Novel Beauty. Importantly, the use of natural ingredients is at the core of what they do so the installation was designed to enhance and reflect this with a diffusive floral paper sculpture of one of their featured ingredients, the poor mans rose.

To compliment their clever book shaped packaging we also created a wall sculpture impression of a book library wall, all in white.

Had the privilege of working with talented motion designer Stephen Mclaughlin on a sublime and seductive 3d animation that sat along side my pineapple sculptures exhibited at The Coningsby Gallery Fitzrovia 2017.
His retro yet futuristic treatment mesmerises with patterns, colours and textures all found within the sculptures themselves.

In a formidable collaboration with WILMA studio, we designed a set of unique images for Footwear designer Jerome Rousseau, celebrating the style, colour and form of his fine collection.

All elements of the set are made with paper and card.

150th Anniversary paper animal sculptures commissioned by Elemental Design for Chopard.

Displayed in Selfridges London.

This piece for The Guardian newspaper was a very special assignment about jobs and careers. We had to create something memorable in order to encourage and inspire their readers. The set was made up of hundreds of carefully selected and placed objects relating to our colourful journey through life.

Aerial Photography by Jasper White

Ballantines Brazil Whiskey advert with studio WILMA

Shoreditch based agency Assembly needed their reception room redesigned to welcome, uplift and inspire their visiting clients. Interior designer Natasha Hawtrey-Woore commissioned me to completely repaint the space in a classic Trompe L'Oeil style. Panelled walls, ceiling mouldings, an open fire, an ornate rug and a disappearing staircase...all painted by hand to offer grandeur and illusion. With this, I painted a bespoke crest to sit above the fireplace and a gold paper sculpture of the symbol of hospitality, the pineapple, adorning the main wall. 

This was an extraordinary project commissioned by Olson Media to make intricate mini sculptures of a wide range of products for a set of marketing campaign animations.

All mini sculptures were created using only paper and card.

I teamed up with WILMA studio to produce a series of exciting still life sets for Sunglasses brand Retro Super Future, playing on the beautiful colours and textures of their hand crafted frames.

All elemets of this shoot were made with paper and card.

This project commissioned by Fedrigoni was in celebration of their new Savile Row collection of papers and was designed to sit alongside their new sample look books and show what can be done with them, how far paper can be taken sculpturally, the quality you can achieve using their papers.

Showing off their new textured and pin striped range, I was asked to make a to scale replica of a tailored suit using only their new collection of papers.

Templates had to be cut, stitch lines and pocket details created, shirt, tie and collars all had to be as accurate as a genuine tailored suit.

The mannequin torso and stand also had to be made from paper in order to display the final sculpture at their press event.

An extraordinary brief.

Photography by WILMA

Commissioned by Indigofera PR for Master Crafts Union (MCU) Japan.

This project was unique in that I had to speed train myself to think and work like a fashion designer would. Sampling, testing, pattern cutting, fixing and re-fixing...and although they were not designed to be worn, only displayed, they could have been.

The brand wanted to show off their new fabric technology by commissioning some sculptures made from their signature material, traditional Japanese Washi paper.

Along with the Jean sculptures I made bespoke Origami Humming bird invites which were, like the Jeans, tested and part dyed in the signature indigo jean blue.   

This giant of a project was commissioned by ODD for Uniqlo London in winter 2010.

The brief was to design and construct a colourful Christmas window for the flag ship store, which then turned into all the major stores in Central London including Westfield.

Using shooting stars as the inspiration, we then designed a series of 2d pieces and 3d lightboxes to adorn the highstreet windows.

21 assistants joined the production with 1 month to complete it.

The brief here was to design and construct an engaging and colourful space for Superdrug's 50th anniversary. This included Giant cosmetic product bottles, signage and giant welcome letters to fill the cavenous event space, which included dressing a runway for LCF's best fashion design telents. All props and signage were constructed entirely from paper and cardboard. 

Commissioned by Ryan Langi Curation.

Commissioned by Redwood Publishing, these projects were all featured in Mazda's 'in-house' magazine ZoomZoom.

All project elements were made from paper and card.

Number 3 photographed by Wilson Hennessy

World map & City Scape photographed by Adam Laycock 

This piece was commissioned by Fine Art Photographer Richard Learoyd.

Designed to be part of a touring collection of his personal work, all his photographs are taken using a self built large scale camera.

This ship impression was made using only cotton thread and was inspired by the real HMS Victory.  

Commissioned by ASOS, I was asked to design a sculpture to be printed and used as a wall paper for thier new bespoke designer product collections. Created entirely from paper.

Photography by Adam Laycock

Rhonda and Lulu at Darkroom wanted a Christmas window done for the Winter of 2013, so I created a 3 dimensional geometric icy landscape using white and pearlescent card to give them something to display thier products on in a unique way. The window was both engaing to the passing customer yet still allowed the quality and vibrance of the products to shine through.

An Instagram product promo with the infamous WILMA studio, for Australian jewellery brand ALINKA, taking micro set design to a frosty new level.

This was a playful concept piece I made in collaboration with photographer Jasper White for Getty, 2009.

The idea was to visually express the expanding problem of consumer waste and its consequences.

Sculpture made from household waste and modelling wire.

In 2009 I was invited by Nike 78 to come up with a conceptual evolution to their latest trainers, so I wanted to see if I could achieve a galvanised look;

The principal restriction to the more extended use of training shoes has been their tendency to wear or erode quickly, but happily, mechanical ingenuity has overcome this difficulty.

Shoes can now be coated with a combination of lightweight metal impervious to atmospherical influences, known as GalvaNiking.

Sports shoes are very effective during training but have a short life span. GalvaNiking your training shoes is a sure fire way to maintain and prolong their condition.

GalvaNikes, tough shoes for a tough lifestyle.