My career in advertising started at McCormics, Publicis - an Advertising Agency in the heart of Manchester, where I started as a junior visualiser.
I worked on the fifth floor in Brook House on Spring Gardens. The view from the office windows was always interesting - mainly scaffolding I seem to remember, but one building that always stood out was the magnificent Midland Bank building, it was still a bank in those days.
My Creative director took a polaroid photograph as the sun set on the upper floors of the building - the image has always stayed with me and I wish I had the original, it was probably at this time I started becoming fascinated by the buildings around me.
Walking down The Village, it is impossible to miss The Priest House. With its intricate timber framing and slightly leaning facade, it stands as a silent witness to centuries of our local history. It is the definitive postcard image of...
Thomas Ward & Sons Ltd, were manufacturers of the “Wardonia” range of shaving items. This artwork is based on my collection of Point of Sale items that were produced for Wardonia. I have re-created the artwork in a series of...
Illustrated in my style of Subtractionism, to cut back on the detail and retain essential elements of the building – whilst drawing the illustration it started to remind me of a 1970’s Stereogram, I wonder if the Architect had that in mind...
A contemporary look – sadly no longer standing – #interiordesign only the best for #prestbury homes #illustration #marksandspencer #manchester #interior
