I am an enthusiastic and ambitious artist with a keen interest in film, games and digital media. As an artist I am always seeking to develop my existing skills and further my abilities by adding new techniques to my craft.

Over the last two years I have become accomplished with digital media and have amassed a large portfolio of concept drawings, paintings and illustrations. Currently working freelance, the main body of work that I have produced over the last few months has been commissioned but I still enjoy painting for personal pleasure when time allows.

The subject matter of this commissioned work has ranged from science-fiction film concepts, creature orthographics and and figure flats to historical WW2-themed card art and fantasy adventure game-book inserts.

My main inspiration and style has derived from my love of film, cinematography and games. I enjoy creating atmospheric scenes and have an active imagination that lends itself well to my ambitions as being a great concept artist. I have been influenced a lot from other well-known concept artists like Anry Nemo and Ryan Church and I have learnt a lot from studying and taking ideas from their work and techniques.

I feel that my time spend concepting for the feature film The Kaleidoscope Man, which is to be shot early 2006, has helped improve me immeasurably as an artist and as someone who can balance the direction of others with my own creative input. Having produced concept art for the most significant shots in the film and for the main characters, vehicles and weapons, I will also get chance to work on some of the backdrop matte paintings in my spare time.

I have had had a couple of part time jobs outside of the art industry that have primarily involved dealing with customers and working within a team. I have also had first aid and fire training and have been responsible for other people's safety. Outside of art I enjoy practicing (and occasionally teaching) martial arts, playing football, playing games and watching films.