Entered this packaging Illustration in the World Illustration Awards 2025. It was a magical illustration to work on for a great UK client ‘Davies Leslie-Smith’. #WIA2025
Christmas magical snow scene illustration
mural illustrations for the Australian open
Murals of European cities commissioned by The Pulse Group for a major airlines hospitality suite at the Australian Open Tennis tournament 2025, starting today.
Lidl Christmas cake illustration
Out now, Lidl Christmas Express showstopper cake. Such a wonderful project to work on!
new crisps illustration
A new flavour illustration for Tayto Crisps
LARGE MURAL FOR ENABLE INFRASTRUCTURE
A satisfying project to create a large wall mural for Enable Infrastructure’s head office in London. Lots of road and rail construction project scenes created in vector format to retain that nice crisp detail.
COP 28 SUMMIT CLIMATE CHANGE POSTER ILLUSTRATION
Commissioned to highlight a climate change disaster support scheme at the Cop 28 summit
hensol castle gin label illustrations
A series of flowers, leaves and fruit illustrations for Welsh gin distillery Hensol Castle.
Scraperboard scenes
Out mooching in Dunelm and noticed these little beauties. Always nice to see your stuff out and about!
cromlix hotel logo illustrations
A series of botanical-style illustrations for logos, letterheads and stationery for The Cromlix Hotel, Dunblane. Commissioned by 80 Days and the Murray family. Anyone for tennis?
More Lidl wine label illustrations
A series of painterly New Zealand landscape illustrations. Loved working on this project! www.bullockillustration.com
wine label illustrations for lidl
A range of South African wine label flower illustrations produced for Lidl. A nice tipple!
Get your kicks on...route 66 giant billboard illustrations
Enjoyable project for Mobil 1, creating iconic ‘Muffler Men’ figures and landscapes to highlight the joys of Route 66 in the states. Great clients to work for plus it ended up being a record breaking campaign!
British landscape scenic scraperboard illustrations
www.bullockillustration.com Out on the shelves now; Moss & Adams handsoaps depicting a series of British scenic beauty spots.
tesco crisps illustrations
Now out on the shelves; Tesco’s Finest Hand Cooked Crisps range. Enjoyable and playful project to work on. Tasty too!
Netflix best leftovers ever show
New out on Netflix, the ‘Best Leftovers Ever!’ cookery show. I was privileged to produce a series of illustrations for a great animation company in L.A., Charlie Co (@charliecotv), who efficiently brought the tasty dishes to life on-screen. It’s a fun much needed feel-good show to be a part of and I must say I’m quite chuffed to see my stuff on the telly!
Ewe won't believe it!
Quirky scratchboard sheep characters commissioned recently by Swiss agency Wirz Brand Relations for a range of wine labels by winery Cantina Blass.
cyberpunk scraperboard illustrations
Latest series of Artfoil kit images for crafty kids to scape away to their hearts content.
yosemite park map illustration
Map illustration of nineteenth century Yosemite National Park in California produced late last year for the middle grade novel ‘Call Me Floy’, commissioned through my N. American agent ‘Threeinabox’.
Scratchboard illustration of girl reading
Colour scratchboard illustration commissioned recently for a Letterpress Project publication cover commemorating the death of Jane Slowey CBE who had been a founding member of the Letterpress Project. Throughout her life she had been a dedicated reader and believed strongly in the transformative power of books. The brief was to depict a young girl reading, the illustration capturing that moment of inspiration brought about by books.
specialist or multi-style illustrator?
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Which way do you jump when you need an illustration to enhance that all new important project you are working on; hire an Illustrator specialising in one style only or one who works in a variety of styles?
I know Illustrators from both camps and both approaches has it’s pros and cons.
Being long-in-the-tooth scribbling with my crayons I just won’t specialise. Working in a range of styles keeps me passionate about doing what I do and I enjoy the flexibility this approach offers my clients, treating each and every project as an individual challenge, regardless of the size of the job.
