After an insomnia plague, a man must navigate through a police-state that is suppressing his dreams. 

These stills are from imagined films. I'm very inspired by science fiction and cinema in general, and work to get a sense of alternate relaties in my imagery.

Terminator 2 celebrates it’s 30th Anniversary this year and to celebrate I decided to create as many of it’s iconic scenes as I could using homemade sets and toys. It was a massive mission to accomplish and currently each week on Social Media I’m  posting a new scene running in chronological order of the movie. I have coined the day Terminator Twosday or T2’SDAY. Why am I doing this? Due to bei...

Since March 2020 I’ve been left with no work. I picked up my camera on the day that my contract was cancelled and decided to teach myself product photography in my dining room. That soon escalated and I became an unintentional toy photographer, entertaining people on social media and keeping their spirits up with my little comic creations. Time has passed by and I’m still struggling to find wor...

It’s that day that’s been unofficially renamed Terminator Twosday!! Here’s part 8: Out of the window!•••All shot in camera. I used Rock Salt for broken glass and the cast of Alien as shoppers•

Hey everyone it’s Terminator Twosday!! It feels like its been a long time coming. Took me a while to figure out how to do this scene then boom! Of course the silver surfer! Perfecto!! Here’s part 9•••All shot in camera. No digital work

“She says the jungle... it just came alive and took him.”••All shot practically added a few digital flies for effect. Plastic plants and some real tree bark for the predator to sit against.•#predator #toyart #toyphotography #scifiart #80smovies 

You have no more seconds to comply! A big thanks to the cast of Alien for stepping in as my Robocop extras and Lance Henriksen standing in as Mr Kinney😆 •All shot in camera with the return of an old pal, white tack! I illustrated the background and printed it out on paper added Digital blood and muzzle fire and white tack bullet holes were coloured up

My homage to Alien using figures, practical effects and a tad digital work to the helmet torch

Staring at the frozen Earth thousands of miles away, entranced by the idea of staying in a moment forever, she places her glass upon the marble countertop.She wanted that moment to last, for the condensation from her drink to never drip onto the counter, for the satellite ship she called home to halt mid-orbit and for the feeling she held deep in her stomach to remain forevermore.Walking toward...

digital graphic printed on recycled paper Beverly Illustrates www.beverlyillustrates.org