I have now officially launched a new online store over on Redbubble.

I have already made available a collection of old favourites and one or two new additions from my portfolio that you can buy as coffee mugs, T-shirts, phone and table cases, wall art, bags, and many more.

I will also be adding more new designs and artwork to the store in the coming months.

So if you have somebody in your life who is into dragons in a big way, you know where to come to get them something nice.

To see my full list of products, CLICK HERE!

As a follow up to last year's Infinity War one sheet, I thought I would have a go at designing one for this year's sequel, Endgame.

I produced this at the start of the year, when details of the movie were scarce (and reference material was even scarcer), so there was a lot of guess work involved, most of which based on nothing more than the first trailer and a handful of low resolution images leaked from the set.

I only really had three concrete concepts in mind when I started working on this:


1. Thanks with his back to the viewers, as a way of depicting the Avengers stuck in his shadow/thrall.
2. The composition of the Avengers, themselves, to harken back to the now iconic circular shot from the first movie.
3. The entire composition to be at an odd angle, touching on the idea that everything has gone off kilter since the events of Infinity War.

I also knew I wanted to have the Grand Central Station set piece from the first Avengers film feature prominently, as word was already out that time travel would be involved in the movie, and that moment would feature prominently. It's just a shame i didn't go with an initial idea I'd had of framing the station in front of Odin's palace from Thor: The Dark World, given how much time was spent there in the movie.

I do have half a mind to go back in and edit the characters to look more like they did in the film. Well, I say characters, I really mean just Thor...

A poster design celebrating the work of Mexican filmmaker Guillermo Del Toro, best known for his Oscar-winning films Pan's Labyrinth (El Labertino del Fauno) and The Shape of Water.

From my stint in Artists' Alley at last weekend's Oxford Comic Con, some examples of the 2.5"x3.5" sketch cards produced for and during the event:

Over the last few months, I've been aiming to do at least a couple of warm-up sketches each day, with one being a pre-existing character or IP and the other an original creation of my own.

As someone who has more or less been working exclusively as a digital artist these last couple of years, I've increasingly felt that I've fallen out of practice using traditional brushes and ink, this has been my attempt to rectify that.

Below are a selection of these sketches, all of which will be available to buy at any comic-cons I'll be attending this year.

I was asked to imagine what the poster for a potential Batman/Superman crossover film from the Michael Keaton/Christopher Reeve era might look like.

Check out the gallery below for a closer look at the poster, and watch a time-lapse recording of the colouring process...

A tribute to both the upcoming Avengers films and George Pérez's iconic cover art for the Infinity Gauntlet comic event.

I started working on this long before they started releasing images from Infinity War and Thor: Ragnarok, so while I was able to make alterations as time went on, there were some details I just didn't get round to adding in time (hence no bearded Cap or Iron Spider suit). I also wanted to maintain as much symmetry with the Pérez cover as possible, so despite not appearing in this year's movie, I decided to keep Nick Fury in his place (if anything just because a Samuel L Jackson appearance makes everything better).

My one biggest regret was not including Black Panther (and apologies for a criminal lack of Groot).

Check out the gallery below for variations, initial drafts and details...