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African Igloos & The Public Service - Book Cover

Fri, 20 Aug 2010 14:26 +0000

Illustration for the front cover of the book African Igloss & Public Services.
"Would you try to build an igloo in Africa? The UK public sector spends billions every year doing the equivalent. Citizens do not get the support they need. Politicians of any stripe seem powerless in the face of the grinding leviathan machine that is the public service system. "

Troubador Publishing Ltd.

The role of nurses in commissioning healthcare - Nursing Standards Magazine

Fri, 20 Aug 2010 14:20 +0000

The role of nurses in commissioning healthcare

Nursing Standards Magazine - Leading from the Front

Wed, 23 Jun 2010 22:05 +0000

Double page Illustration accompanying an article about senior nurses taking responsbility on clinical practice and needs of patients.

Art Director: Paul Swainson

FInancial Times - Commodities Market Supplement

Wed, 23 Jun 2010 21:54 +0000

Front page Illustration for the Financial Times Supplement on the commodities markets.

Ian Callow Research - People are Social Animals

Tue, 15 Jun 2010 22:15 +0000

Part of a series of illustrations for the new website of market research consultancy company Ian Callow Research.

Visit www.callowresearch.co.uk

Art Director: Chris O'Connor
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Ian Callow Research - Research for the Real World

Tue, 15 Jun 2010 22:13 +0000

Ian Callow Research - Generating new ideas

Tue, 15 Jun 2010 22:13 +0000

Ian Callow Research - Contact Page

Tue, 15 Jun 2010 22:03 +0000

Radio Times - Life of a Skip

Tue, 15 Jun 2010 21:38 +0000

Brief: Alys Fowlers observations of the life of a rubbish skip. The illustration had to convey the wide range of uses, and unusual anecdotes, such as discovering everything from priceless antiques to an escaped prisoner in skips, or turning them into swimming pools.

Radio Times - Clarissa

Tue, 15 Jun 2010 21:31 +0000

Illustration for Radio Play Clarissa

Brief: Samuel Richardson's Clarissa is a heartbreaking and compulsive piece of epistolary storytelling and one of the world's greatest novels. Published in 1747, it was the precursor to and inspiration for many of the great European novels which followed in its wake.

The young and beautiful Clarissa is courted by the rake Lovelace, who tricks her into his power, carries her off to London, and rapes her. Clarissa then falls into decline. Lovelace becomes involved in an avenging duel with Clarissa's cousin, and Clarissa's family and friends must live with the guilt and shame of their own neglect and betrayal of her.