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New York Times, running is the best cure for hangovers and to avoid brain damage
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The Guardian Review cover, growing up with art
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Fat and thin worlds
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The New York Times, the silent yet much needed artificial intelligence evolution
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Artwork from the illustrated children’s book ‘À qui est ce Squelette? / Whose skeleton is it?’, published by Seuil Jeunesse
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Artwork from the illustrated children’s book ‘À qui est ce Squelette? / Whose skeleton is it?’, published by Seuil Jeunesse
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Mosaic Science, the male contraceptive pill
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Hohe Luft magazine, a portrait of René Descartes referencing the philosopher’s theories on emotions and artificial intelligence
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The New York Times, a conversation with Jennifer Egan and George Saunders, imagining the future
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Cascade Records, album packaging for M.I.L.D. by Zerolex
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Cover for Newsweek, the Scottish independence referendum
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New York Times, teenagers need to go outside to avoid myopia
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New Scientist, how we undertake heroic acts
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New Scientist, rethinking testosterone
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Wired magazine, Wikipedia’s fact checking of the vast amount of knowledge it acquires everyday
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The Sunday Times, cover for business supplement, the essentials of a fast growing business
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New Scientist, ‘killer robots’ – how do we judge acts of murder or genocide?
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Muze magazine, the second life of Jean–François
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Institutional Investor, saving union pensions
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American Way, basketball betting
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New Scientist, the father enigma – devoted dads
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Encouraging people with autism into museums
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Artwork from Beat # 6 published by Heart, excerpt from ‘The Innocent Anthropologist: Notes from a Mud Hut’ by Nigel Barley
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Artwork from Beat # 6 published by Heart, excerpt from ‘The Innocent Anthropologist: Notes from a Mud Hut’ by Nigel Barley
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Panic! screenprint
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Infrarouge magazine, ‘le bateau-phare’ / the lightship
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La Rodia, poster and programme cover for the music venue
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Differently drunk, how the different alcohols create different chemical reactions
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Cochon screenprint
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Family Ties screenprint