character design / visual development

EVERYDAY ANIMALS

is a dark comedy set millions of years after humanity’s extinction where screen-addicted animals now rule the planet. Nano, an ex-medical robot, journeys with his new found family—Nigel (frog), Riley (ape), and Bonnie (rabbit)—as they desperately try to stop civilisation from collapsing in on itself… one last time.

A woman with curly red hair lying on her back on a bed, looking up. She has a vintage-style lamp casting a yellow light, a robot with glowing green eyes, and a potted plant on a nearby table. The room has wooden flooring and pinkish walls.

Animated scene featuring a group of characters reacting to a zombie-like robot with a brain exposed on its head, standing by a wooden house. The robot has a metallic body with blood stains. The characters include a green alien, a blue anthropomorphic

A cartoon anthropomorphic unicorn with light blue fur, pink glasses, purple hair, and a black collar, is lying on the floor in front of a computer monitor, looking distressed and pulling at its hair with both hands. The room has patterned wallpaper w

A cartoon character with orange hair and beard appears in various scenes: standing with a sad expression, holding a burning arm, and looking surprised. Other scenes include a monster with a large purple nose and whiskers, a small robot with green eye

Character concept art of a green frog with large eyes, wearing red shirts, in various poses and expressions, including a colored version and a grayscale version.

Character Design, Visual development, production art

Visual Development for an adult animated show featuring robots and animals.

Character exploration of three dogs: a fluffy white dog, a stretched brown dog with a sad expression, and a large brown dog.

Character Design line up, visual development.

Settle Down - VISUALISER

Character Design – Dom McAllister

Crafted for the cerebral journey of Settle Down, this character design needed to reflect feelings of internal conflict and distance. Created as part of the visual narrative for Dom McAllister’s EP Miles In-Between, the design embodies the tension between vulnerability and detachment as his internalised emotions manifest, leaving him falling in eternal space as a cloud, neither holding on or letting go.

The indoors club

Visual development for a short film set in an unbearably hot apartment block in the early days of lockdown.

A cartoon character with blue skin and messy hair in a bathroom, holding a hair clipper, with a shower curtain decorated with yellow ducks and green tiled walls.

A cartoon drawing of a pink baby character with big eyes, surrounded by rolls of toilet paper and a small plastic horse on a sandy background. One baby is hanging from the top of a pink frame holding a roll of toilet paper, while another is sitting o

Box with an illustration of four cartoon dogs doing yoga poses in front of a wall with the words 'Live Laugh Love' and a potted plant, all on a pink background.