This illustration for a rewilding project in Scotland shows the difference between a treeless and eroded riverbank, and one that has been restored.

An illustration showing how good forestry practice benefits a range of native species.

A full and vibrant marine ecosystem drawn for Scotland: The Big Picture.

An illustration demonstrating how a rewilded and ecologically complete Scottish forest might look.

A piece completed for Scotland: The Big Picture, showing the amount of life that a red deer carcass can help support.

A piece showing the various species that benefit from that master landscape architect: the beaver.

Completed for Cairngorms Connect, this shows how a rewilded mountain landscape might be structured.

Part of a suite of signs for an ecological trail at Cheddar Gorge. Work included creating a new visual identity that could be on interpretation across the site, research and writing, design and photography.

Part of a suite of signs for an ecological trail at Cheddar Gorge. Work included creating a new visual identity that could be on interpretation across the site, research and writing, design and photography.

Part of a suite of signs for an ecological trail at Cheddar Gorge. Work included creating a new visual identity that could be on interpretation across the site, research and writing, design and photography.

Part of a suite of signs for an ecological trail at Cheddar Gorge. Work included creating a new visual identity that could be on interpretation across the site, research and writing, design and photography.

Part of a huge suite of interpretation for a new flagship dinosaur exhibit at the safari park. Work included coming up with the visual style for the signs, research and writing, and illustrating the dinosaurs.

Part of a huge suite of interpretation for a new flagship dinosaur exhibit at the safari park. Work included coming up with the visual style for the signs, research and writing, and illustrating the dinosaurs.

Part of the brief was to design the sign structures themselves, as well as the artwork. I came up with an innovative solution involving toughened glass panels, mounted into steel supports buried into the ground. The reason behind this was to have the signage as unobtrusive as possible, and appear as if it were ‘floating’ in the air.

Early exterior concept for the flagship Koala Creek exhibit at Longleat - the only koala exhibit in England.

Early interior concept for the flagship Koala Creek exhibit at Longleat - the only koala exhibit in England.