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This was an utter joy to do: Maxim article on their “dream job” – videogames tester.

See how many games you recognise on-screen.

Creepy co-incidental double theme feature here, this time a Donkey-Kong-style treatment of the global financial collapse.

Article on the struggle of women to reach the top of the business tree, represented by, how else, a game of Donkey Kong. Article here.

Buoyed by the success of the NES, it was decided to do a series – so I’ve been working through a list of consoles, starting with all the Nintendo ones. Here:

This was for an article on businesses using “gamification” to increase productivity in your workforce.  They wanted it styled like a computer game, so that’s what they got.

This was an odd one – for the London 2012 Olympic Games, I was asked by Proctor and Gamble to publicise their “Cleam Up London” campaign by drawing a picture – not with pens and paper, but by wiping dirt off a manky tube station wall (although the wall was just a reproduction one built in a studio).  There were twelve of us doing this in shifts and the results were photographed and used in an exhibition in London’s Brick Lane.

If you’re British (and of a certain age), no, not that Punch.  But it is an American satirical-style magazine who wanted some black-and-white illustrated elements for an article in an iPad version of their magazine.

Some drawings done for articles in the New York Observer.