Intersectionality in the West

Floating in Space

Third World Development

Is it organic?

Justice Sinking

Pnau

Unit Trusts

Finding the right person for the job

Rye DNA

Libido

Holidays in the Sun

Why Men don’t go to the Doctor

Anna Pavlova

Slimming

Australia Day

Abruzzo Dream Home

Birth Certificates

The Coat

Assault

Protecting Witness Rights

Mental Health

Tax Laws

Protecting Clients

In Event of System Failure

Mathematics

Foo Fighters

Megan Washington

Jezebels

Yield Prophet

Water Rights

Swing

Teaching Aids

War Brides

Secrets in Literature

Playboy

Multi-cultural Teens

Mind The Gap

The No.1 Ladies Detective Agency

My Daughter is from the Taliban

Java fuelled brain storming

Hollywood

Heather

Freedom of Information

Too Hard Basket

Staying Young and the Ageing process

I have worked with magazine  designers and editors for the majority of my career as an illustrator, so it has certainly been ‘interesting’ over the past few years as more and more publishers consolidate, go online, and cut costs in their Art Departments. I still have a few faithful trade publications I work with, but I have sensed a real change in the industry.

Nevertheless, I still love editorial opportunities when they arise, particularly the challenge of grappling subjects as diverse as the ‘DNA of Rye’ to ‘Witness Protection schemes’.