
ABOUT ME
Hi, I'm Cameron.
I am a freelance Illustrator & Designer working primarily within the music industry.
After graduating from studying Illustration at Arts University Bournemouth, I’m now based in London and work frequently with the likes of Glastonbury Festival, Fred Perry, So Young Magazine, The 100 Club, and many other record labels, independent businesses and venues.
I’ve produced artwork, posters and music videos for the likes of Arctic Monkeys, Kneecap, The Clash, The Vaccines, The Wombats, Black Honey, The Charlatans, Sports Team and many many more
(full list available here).
I work in various mediums including retro-infused psychedelic illustrations, mixed-media collage and pop art, whilst taking inspiration from artists such as Peter Blake, Tadanori Yokoo and Milton Glaser.
Though I work mainly digitally across Photoshop & ProCreate I have a penchant for aging my designs with a wide arsenal of paper textures and distressing techniques to emulate the gritty imperfections of the handprinted posters and artworks of yesteryear.
Since graduating I have returned on multiple occasions to Arts University Bournemouth to give lectures and run workshops on design in the music industry, both independently and with So Young Magazine.
In October 2022 I put on my first solo exhibition and curated gig at The Sebright Arms in London and it was a raging success and everyone gave me a high five. Then in April 2024 I exhibited a series of my gig posters in a solo exhibition at The Social just off Oxford Street which ran for multiple weeks. I have also curated and participated in multiple group exhibitions.
I can often be found working in Shoreditch or from my home in East London and I attend multiple gigs a week.
I’m always looking to work with bands/companies that align closely with my own areas of interest across design, fashion, music, culture and charity. Please get in contact if you think I'd be right for an upcoming project or if you'd like to find out more about my work and rates.

Photo by Max Nicoll
"Cam you're the hardest working man in show business"
- Fred Macpherson, Spector