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His work is influenced largely by nature, and the secrets of the animal kingdom, however he is equally drawn to the man-made, clunky technology of yesteryear. You may find the occasional clockwork or steam-powered gadget lurking in the bowels of his images if you look close enough (and he likes to think the animals still use this technology!).

Graham works primarily in digital media, yet also employs the use of traditional methods, such as screen printing and lino/wood cutting. On top of being one of the most highly collectible printmakers in the UK, he has also made a successful career in commercial illustration, working with many established brands.

Graham currently lives in Seaford with his wife Alice, his young son Noah and Mr Bojangles the Cat. You can often find him printing, sketching, or making a mess in his studio.

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Joe's work is influenced by Medieval manuscripts for their detail and depiction of figures and landscapes. Bruegel is an artist he admires, for the interesting stories hidden in the detail whilst simultaneously giving a sense of atmosphere and place. Joe also fell in love with Asterix comics as a child, sparking his interest in history with excellent characterisation and narrative, which he also tries to emulate in his work.

Joe's process starts with a pencil drawing where he varies the thickness of line depending on the scale. Sometimes he works over it with pencil and crayon or watercolour, then colours it digitally. Joe tries to keep the digital process simple, his aim is to create a sense of depth and atmosphere in his work.

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