To keep the wolves from the door, a roof over my head and food in my belly I design book covers for authors.

I make training videos on author branding, MidJourney, and book cover design.

When I get that chance I write for the utter pleasure of it. My writing style is elegantly snappy and deliciously daft.

Being a lover of music and also a writer, I created some nonintrusive, yet emotionally present, mixes.

There are some amusing t-shirts that I design for my client-base, not that authors get out much. They're writing.

I exploring texuturual, compositional and colour visual spaces creating one-off pieces to sell. Make me an offer.

An art exploration into my hometown using found and reclaimed material mutated using machine learning.

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I chose Princess Diana years ago as my artistic totem to express playful ideas. No idea why. I'm not necessarily a fan.

In the early 2000s I learnt portraiture as a discipline. Painstaking building struture and emotion with vectors.

In parallel to learning portraiture I designed some famous face t-shirts to sell. They're still available. Lucky you.

Daft, joyful, artfully wrong. This music project is my favourite. I undertake it with Jake, my lovely friend, and many a guest collaborator. Everyone has fun.

When I first started to make music I did so with my brother who is a proper musician. He educated me. And we shared singing and songwriting responsibilities.

Of course other people have this artist name, but it was the one I used for a while, when I stopped making music with my brother.

This is my current moniker for making music. I have not done anything new for while. I will return to her. I pretend I'm the house band for Bar Brutal, located in my barrio. I am not.

I love to support artists so I buy all my music from Bandcamp, so they get paid properly. I also make mixtapes of amazing songs I find to share my joy with others.

Ken Block made amazing driving videos. I do too under my moniker Hannah Slide. I make tracks from scratch and drive in the videos.

Working with my long time comedy writing partner, Birch, we've put together some sort of ADHD, head-twisting, dark comedy sketch show.

An existentialist and personal comic strip, about the life and times of a nameless, very British skeleton. Mostly pointless and head-scratching. Sorry.

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