I often get asked why I draw so many self portraits. This is usually a loaded question said in jest, with implications of my own vanity....

Although I primarily specialise in ballpoint pen portraiture, I felt an urge to introduce colour to my practice. ‘Goatee Summer’ is my...

This ballpoint pen portrait pays homage to Mary Seacole. Known as one of the greatest Black Britons in history; I believe her...

I'm really pleased to have my triptych, "Where Are You Really From", as one of the 128 pieces shortlisted from 3600 entries to The Wells...

During my time as an artist-in-residence in New Jersey, USA in the summer of 2019 I had the opportunity to meet my half brother for the...

This ballpoint pen self portrait drawn on collaged pages of ‘Questions of Our Day’ (1934) depicts the emotional turmoil of the isolated...

This fineliner pen portrait depicts Hajjah Aliya, my great grandmother, on a map of Sierra Leone from the 1940s. Direct links to the...

In the western world we are all too familiar with the notion of “the American dream”, but for many immigrants Great Britain is also...

This self-portrait depicts the romanticised notion of the archetypal artist plagued with the ‘affliction’ of an apparently innate desire...

There is an immense catharsis when an idea for a work comes to fruition; particularly with works that have only existed as annotated...