Originally a gig poster for an america band with a dark sci fi brief for the project, I channelled some Moebius vibes, anyway the gig poster didn’t go ahead and i decided to make it an art print, the title is from a volume of Tin Tin

Objectif Lune Rouge ( Destination Moon) Red
18"x24" ,
3 color screen print on Gfsmith colorplan 275gsm
S/N and stamped in an edition of 15

Objectif Lune Noir
18"x24"
3 color screen print on Gfsmith colorplan 275gsm (Two metallic silvers)
S/N and stamped in an edition of 4

Norwegian wood

Regular
Edition of 30
18” x 24”
2 colours on Gfsmith 275gsm Colourplan, with a metallic silver
S/N and stamped on the back.

Manga
Edition of 6
18” x 24”
on 300gsm etching paper.

Night
Edition of 2
18” x 24”
on 275gsm Colourplan

“ One weird thing after another came up that Sunday afternoon.
A fire broke out near Midori’s house and, when we went up to the third-floor laundry deck too watch, we sort of kissed, it sounds stupid to put it like that, but that was how things worked out” - Norwegian wood

kafka on the shore
A certain type of perfection can only be realised through a limitless accumulation of the imperfect.” 
―  Haruki Murakami - Kafka on the shore

Regular
4 Colour screenprint( 2 metalics inks)
18" X 24"
Edition of 25
GFsmith 275gsm Natural colourplan

Varient
2 Colour screenprint
18"x24"
Edition of 10
GFsmith 275gsm Natural colourplan

Red
2 colour screenprint
Edition of 3
Gfsmith 275gsm

Optimism
18”x24”
3 layer screenprint on Gfsmith Colourplan 275gsm
S/N in an edition of 8

Pessimism
18”x24”
3 layer Screenprint on Gfsmith Colourplan 275gsm
S/N in an edition of 13

Both prints started out as an attempt to document my life currently, based around my studio space which is based at the Briggait; Originally Glasgow’s fish market when it open in 1873, the building was built around a clock tower from the previous building which dates from around 1665. the tower sits directly behind my studio, the original sketches, and colour studies focus on the tower coming out of a fishes mouth.

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
18"x24"
3 color screen print Gfsmith Black Plike 330gsm 
Edition of 50 S/N

: Do Androids Dream of Electric sheep? is the starting point of the film we all love, written by Phillip K Dick, published in 1968, the film is pretty faithful to the novel, with a few differences, the biggest of those to me was the use of Animals, in novel the full story is pushed along by Deckard wanting a proper animal, the ultimate status symbol after the nuclear war that has killed most of them, he riles through a catalogue from a pet store, phoning the pet store and keeping count of what he can afford if he kills all the replicants and gets the associated bounty’s. I focused the main part of my print on this; the ostrich, being one of the desired animals, while the spider is related how the replicates treat animals near the end of the novel, without empathy.

Atelier Beith was a collaborative project where a group of recent graduate architects interpreted one of my drawings into a 3D folly on site at Beith Trust in Ayrshire Scotland for archifringe2017

The original drawing was inspired by the novel Lanark by Alasdair Gray

The main build took place in July 2017 

Developed in collaboration with
Lee Ivett - http://www.baxendale-dco.com/ 
Beith Trust - http://beithtrust.org/
Archtecture Fringe - http://architecturefringe.com/
Alex O'Neil - https://www.alexoneilldesign.com/
Dan Craig -
Joe Duffin - 
Claire Souliman - 
Fraser Yardley  - https://fraseryardley.myportfolio.com/

Based on the Novel the Golden Calf by IIf and Petrov
"No, this is not Rio de Janeiro" 

18"x24" 
2 colour screenprint
Gfsmith colourplan 275gsm
edition of 20 S/N

"Empty drawing room" in 4 editions

18”x24”
GFsmith Colourplan 275gsm
Number and initialled on the front, Signed and stamped on the back
5 silver on white
5 blue on white
2 silver on blue
1 silver on red - sold out
Based on the poem by Jorge Luis Borges

EMPTY DRAWING ROOM

Amid the brocade's dimness
the mahogany suite continues
its everlasting conversation.
The daguerreotypes tell their lie:
a false nearness
of old age cloistered in a mirror,
and when we look hard they elude us
like pointless dates
of murky anniversaries.
With a blurred gesture
their anxious almost-voice
runs after our souls
more than half a century late
and there it's scarcely reached
the first mornings of our childhood.
Actuality, ceaseless
ruddy, and beyond doubt,
celebrates in the street's traffic
its unassailable abundance
of present apotheosis,
while the light
slices through the windowpanes
and humbles the senile armchairs
and corners and strangles
the shriveled voice
of these ancestors

Botch - Drawings volume 2"

9"x12"
28 pages
Multi layered screen prints on recycled paper, 
Every copy has unique elements
Hand Bound
Edition of 65

Thematically the book covers Literature, Storytelling and word play.

Inspired by the Novel by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

“An evil man threw tobacco in the macaque-rhesus eyes.' Oleg was struck dumb. Up to then he had been strolling along smiling with knowing condescension, but now he felt like yelling and roaring across the whole zoo, as though the tobacco had been thrown into his own eyes. 'Why?' Thrown into its eyes, just like that! 'Why? It's senseless! Why?'" 

Red 18"x24" 
5 colour screenprint
edition of 10 , S/N
on Gfsmith colourplan 275gsm

Green 18"x24" 
5 colour screenprint with hand emblishments
edition of 45, S/N
on Gfsmith colourplan 275gsm

An ongoing series of screen prints and drawings inspired by the Russian author Fyodor Dostoyevsky

“You will burn and you will burn out; you will be healed and come back again.” 
― Fyodor Dostoyevsky, The Brothers Karamazov

Brothers Karamazov
First edition - 13
second edition - 60

Crime and Punishment
Edition - 40
Line art edition - 5

Crocodile - Colbrative print with Rae Dunchan
Edition - 65
Foil - 6

T-shirts for Arizona based literature inspired clothing brand Miles to go clothing.

Brothers Karamazov, War and peace, the Master and margarita, Of Mice and men, and Crime and punishment
variations of self initiated designs that were first published as screen prints.

All five are available here-  https://www.shopmilestogo.com/

The Master and Margarita
"The tongue can conceal the truth, but the eyes never! "

Regular
Edition of 25
4 Colour screenprint - 2 metallics and one split fountain
18"x 24" Full bleed
Gfsmith 270Gsm colorplan
Signed, Numbered and stamped

Variant
18x24
4 colour layer screenprint (two metallic and one split fountains)
on Silver Mirror Foil
Signed/numbered and stamped edition of 5

Inspired by the novel by Mikhail Bulgakov

I got you to look after me, and you got me to look after you, and that's why.” 
― John Steinbeck, Of Mice and Men

18" x 24"
7 layer screen print, two blends and metallic inks
Edition of 40

Red edition

18"x 24"
5 colour screenprint
edition of 5, S/N
 

Originally drawn as the design for my brothers stag do t-shirt, which took place in Berlin May 2017,  Featuring the deer and the Fernsehturm, I then released the design with out the Fernsehturm for a limited edition screenprint 

A2 -  16.53 x 23.39"
1 colour screenprint
on Daler Rowney Heavy weight 220gsm
Signed/numbered and stamped edition of 30
 

The strongest of all warriors are these two — Time and Patience.” 
― Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace

18"x24"
2 colour screenprint Gold and Silver on Gfsmith Colourplan imperial blue 270Gsm
Edition of 25
 

Also available as a t-shirt from Miles to go clothing (ships from the USA)

Inspired by the 1865 Novel by Leo Tolstoy

Based on the sketch by Monty Python
Officially licensed via Colourplusnoun and Python (Monty) pictures
Exhibited in leed as apart of " and now for something completly diffrent "
41x58.5CM

Edition of 40 with 5 AP's
Three colour screenprint
S/N