With his blunderbuss tantalisingly out of reach, a shipwrecked pirate desperately holds on to his booty while a giant sea beast tries to wrestle it from his grasp.

A cowhand, with what seems like a poor sense of direction, has decided to go it alone and explore the frontier with just his trustee mule for company, laden with essential gear for adventures in the old west.

A clunky, cyberpunk style flying taxi: the taxicab of choice in a futuristic London where resources are so scarce that looks and comfort have taken a backseat to function.

A steampunk time traveller who seems to have made a time machine... out of an accordion!?

A hover bike-riding old hippy, still cruising the festival circuit like it's 2169!

A stylised version of a Toyota TS020 I made as a fun side project, based on a realistic version of the same car I made some years ago.

Finn & Jake's Tree Fort for a VRChat world called The Land of Ooo

This model was loosely based on some old aircraft concepts I made a while back while working on a prototype for a game that never made it to production (the name probably gives away what franchise it would have been for).

A handpainted scene I made as a quick side-project using a Pinocchio-style marionette model I created a few years ago for another project.

An animated short film I worked on with the super talented Marvelous Media Engine for Winkies, the Cake Specialist

Drone 1 (aka Dewey) was the only surviving service robot (featured in the 1972 sci-fi film Silent Running) that Freeman Lowell reprogrammed to take care of the forest in the event of his death. But after years of loyal service Dewey must have finally given up the ghost.

A rather clumsy looking hover tractor, complete with seeder mechanism, built by a fictional company called Ventura Agricultural Vehicles. This was just a quick fun side project I made using Blender 3.0.

This was a slightly alternative look at the guardian robots from the classic Studio Ghibli movie Laputa: Castle in the Sky, where I asked what if the Laputian's technology wasn't quite as sophisticated as it seemed, and that the robots concealed a dark secret?

This was a monoplane called The Seapig. It was loosely based on Porco's Savoia S.21 seaplane from the Studio Ghibli movie Porco Rosso, except re-imagined in a dieselpunk style.

This was my interpretation of Dola's Tiger Moth Airship from the classic Studio Ghibli movie Laputa: Castle in the Sky.

A recently discovered ancient treasure chest that also appears to be some kind of automaton with robotic legs. This was my entry for the Treasure Chest Challenge on Sketchfab, where the objective was to model a treasure chest.

This was my interpretation of White Rabbit's cottage from Alice in Wonderland. It was my entry for the Storybook Challenge on Sketchfab, where the objective was to model and hand paint a children's storybook scene.

This was an updated version of an old character I created some years back for a mobile game prototype. The original was extremely low poly (346 triangles with only a single 256x256 texture), but without such constraints I was able to add details that were only implied in the original's texture map.

A cyborg receives yet more software updates...when will it end? This was my entry for the Portrait from the Future contest on Sketchfab.

This was a simple low poly, hand-painted scene of a hibernating squirrel I created for the Woodland Hideaway Challenge on Sketchfab, where the objective was to create a woodland creature’s hideaway using no more than 50,000 triangles.

This was an updated version of an old model I made of a Flaptor, as used by Dola's pirate gang in Studio Ghibli's masterpiece Laputa: Castle in the Sky. My goal was to make it fairly realistic while being as true to the aesthetic of the original anime as possible.

This was a simple, low poly, hand-painted scene I made for the Fantasy Island Challenge on Sketchfab, where the objective was to model a fantasy island.

This was a stylised sci-fi hoverbike I originally started as a quick side-project that I intended to enter into a competition, but other work commitments meant I wasn't able to finish it in time.

Part dune buggy, part dragster, part trike, 100% gnarly — rusted from too many hours spent parked on the beach. This was my entry for the Dune Buggy Challenge on Sketchfab, where the objective was to design and model a unique dune buggy.

A website for M.J.West, a commercial, brand & narrative film maker.

This was a stylised, low poly, dieselpunk airboat/gunship I created as a fun side project.

This was my entry for the Retro Electronics contest on Sketchfab, where the objective was to model a real or imaginary piece of retro electronics.

This was my winning entry for the Low Poly Adventure contest on Sketchfab, where the objective was to model a low poly adventure object made up of no more than 10,000 triangles.

This was a futuristic, all-terrain space exploration vehicle I created. The eight-wheeled mechanism was inspired by the Daihotai Tractor from the movie Aliens (as used by the Jordan family on Hadley’s Hope colony).

This was my winning entry for the Generations Challenge on Sketchfab.

This was my interpretation of Kaneda's motorbike from the classic anime movie Akira.

This was an 8-bit inspired website/game I created for the band Sol Invicto Comiti.

This was an updated version of the monster truck I made for another project, with various improvements and refinements.

This was an updated version of a Reliant Regal model I created for another project, with various refinements including an interior.

This was a model of a late 19th Century horse drawn carriage I created for a short animation.

This was my winning entry for the Super Pets Challenge on Sketchfab, where the objective was to sculpt a pet (real or ideal) even more super than they already were.

This was a dieselpunk bi-plane I created that includes a highly detailed rotary engine and complete cockpit interior.

Branding and custom vehicle livery for DJ&MC Academy, a London-based experiential youth arts organisation.

This was a voxel art home music studio scene I created for the record producer Sermstyle.

This was a model I created for the Hand Painted Tea Party contest on Sketchfab.

This was my entry for the GDC Beer Bust Challenge on Sketchfab, where the objective was to create a beer stein. It was inspired by the Guardian Robot's in Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

This was my winning entry for the SketchBot Challenge on Sketchfab, where the objective was to design an avatar for Sketchbot: Sketchfab's automated notification user account.

A website for Beyond Bridal, a specialist in bridal wear for women who want to look sexy and confident.

This was my entry for the Ice Cream Truck Challenge on Sketchfab, where the objective was to create the coolest ice cream truck. Make Sundae Your Soylent Cream Day™!

This was a simple voxel scene I created of a vintage record store.

This was a low poly isometric room I created for a contest.

This was my winning entry for the Voxel Space Farm contest on Sketchfab, where the task was to create a farm animal in a galactic theme or among celestial bodies.

This was sculpt of an alien that I created for an alien themed sculpting contest on Sketchfab.

This was a sculpt of a "Roswell Grey" style alien I created for an alien themed sculpting contest on Sketchfab. It was my first of two entries and also my first ever attempt at digital sculpting.

A website for Motio, a film and animation production company.

WordPlay was a puzzle game I made that combined spelling with colour matching. Guaranteed to improve your spelling and drive you nuts in equal measure!

A collection of real-time, interactive animations I created for Trajectory Partnership.

Super Pit Stop was an addictive retro button basher game I made for iOS and Android, where the goal was to perform the fastest...pit stop...ever!

A website for Belleink, a wedding stationery company.

This was my entry for the Mad Science contest on Sketchfab, where the objective was to create a scene featuring a mad scientist or one of their inventions.

A promotional brochure/prospectus I made for DJ & MC Experience, who provide experiential marketing and corporate experiences using the art of music.

A website for Motio, a film and animation production company.

This was an icon set I created for Soloprompt, a teleprompter app by Solocodo

Animation for a promotional video for Motio, a film and animation production company.

This was my entry for the Heroic Voxels contest on Sketchfab, where the objective was to create a fantasy diorama using nothing but voxels.

Animation for the Vibrance collection which was part of a commemorative line of products created by Wedgwood, a manufacturer of fine china and porcelain.

Animation for the Gilded Muse collection which was part of a commemorative line of products created by Wedgwood, a manufacturer of fine china and porcelain.

Animation for the Blue Bird collection which was part of a commemorative line of products created by Wedgwood, a manufacturer of fine china and porcelain.

A selection of mock-ups I created as a test run while working on shaders, models and assets for another project.

This was a really old model I made some years back of my very own 1978 Les Paul Custom guitar in Silverburst finish.

A portfolio website for a freelance designer.

This was a website I created for Cult Film Reviews, a website for fans of the less mainstream indie/cult movie scene.

Branding for Cult Film Reviews, a website for fans of the less mainstream indie/cult movie scene.

A website for Motio, a film and animation production company.

A selection of 3D mockups I made for a presentation of a company's rebrand.

A 3D model of a scooter, in MOMA's brand colours, which I created for a print-based porridge advertisement.

A 3D model of a Reliant Regal, in MOMA's brand colours, which I created for a print-based porridge advertisement.

A 3D model of a monster truck, in MOMA's brand colours, which I created for a print-based porridge advertisement.

A 3D porcelain donkey I created for a print-based porridge advertisement.

Some equine 3D models I created for a print-based porridge advertisement.

Some 3D balloon animals I created for a print-based porridge advertisement.

A website for Belleink, a wedding stationery company.

A selection of concept art, and rough in-game mockups, for an unreleased zombie shoot'em up game that we were working on at Hidden.

This was my winning entry for a competition to design a charger/docking stand for the as-yet unreleased smart watch called the Revault.

Branding, brochures and invites for The Nineteenth's AW2015 range of luxury leather womenswear.

A website for The Nineteenth, a luxury leather womenswear brand.

A website for a local garage that provides specialist independent servicing for various brands including BMW, Mercedes, MINI and Smart Car.

A portfolio website for M.J.West, a London-based freelance creative.

A website for the Urban Wine Company™, a collective who produce vineyard-quality wine (known as Chateau Tooting) using grapes harvested from gardens across London.

A website for the London-based experiential youth arts organisation DJ & MC Academy.

This was a pixel art microsite I created for Hidden Games.

A website for U-R-ILL™, who develop for broadcast, film, animation, motion graphics, print, photography, audio & new media.

A website for Adam Staples & Paul Miles, an established award-winning creative team that provide creative solutions to a diverse cross-section of brands in any media.

A website for a charity that maintains a historic building for use as a venue for local events and activities.

Branding for a local garage that provides specialist independent servicing for various brands including BMW, Mercedes, MINI and Smart Car.

A selection of ultra low poly 3D character and vehicle assets (with pixel art style textures) for an abandoned game prototype that we were working on at Hidden.

Branding for a car broker called Motorhaus that specialised in German vehicles.

A portfolio website for a freelance graphic designer.

A website for a store that specialises in longboards.

A portfolio website for a freelance graphic designer.

Firewall was a colour matching puzzle game for iOS that we made at Hidden where the objective was to protect a CPU core from incoming viruses by deflecting them away with the corresponding colour shield.

A website for DJ & MC Experience, who provide experiential marketing and corporate experiences using the art of music.

Branding for the British DJ Academy.

Branding for DJ & MC Experience, who provide experiential marketing and corporate experiences using the art of music.

A portfolio website for a rather unusual photographer.

An explosive game concept/prototype we made at Hidden that featured a unique subdividing physics system.

A portfolio style website for a freelance graphic designer.

A website for the London Urban Arts Academy, a not-for-profit organisation aimed at engaging people of all ages using the art of creativity.

A magazine style website for the DJ & MC Academy, a London-based experiential youth arts organisation.

Prisoner 84 was a 3rd person action/adventure horror game for iOS and Android that we made at Hidden which saw the player take on the role of an inmate attempting to escape a mysterious, zombie-infested, maximum security off-shore prison.

A portfolio website for a graphic designer, designed in the style of an interactive CV/resume

Cabby was a side-scrolling thrust-based physics game for iOS and Android that we made at Hidden which put the player in the driving seat of a flying taxi that could traverse various different atmosphere types.

Air Cadets was a simple flying game for iOS that we made at Hidden which featured multiple aircraft, collect'em up and shoot'em up mini games, and a selection of different environments to fly around.

This was an old low poly model I created of a Toyota TS020 LMGTP racing car that competed in the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1998 and 1999.