Favourite People.

Some friends and colleagues who know and inspire me.

They’re not all in advertising. Far from it.

After all, ideas come from everywhere. 

Black and white shot of Sharyn Wortman - a white woman whose face is half hidden behind a tree. She is wearing glasses, has short hair and is wearing a dark top.

Sharyn Wortman

Was an art director, but now a proper artist. She works in charcoal, acrylics, oils and clay, everywhere from London to the South Pole.

Visit Sharyn’s website. 

Eric and Patricia Adelheim

Are Paris’s best and brightest film editors. Together we’ve made about thirty films, as well as a few cakes.

Visit their website

Darren Price

Is the animator the whole word knows, so I’m proud to know him even better. He and I won a BAFTA for a short film in 2004.

Meet Darren.

Softly Dunstan

Illustrates, designs, art directs and always surprises.

She has an inner magic you can’t really put your finger on. Just like a good piece of communication, really.

Find Softly Here.

Black and white headshot of Softly Dunstan

Gaetano and Elena of Edizioni Gaele

Publish poetry books and print them by hand. They’ve even done two of mine. A labour of love.    

Find them here.

LIFE SHOULDN’T JUST BE A CLICHÉD MIDDLE-CLASS PROSPERITY CURVE. MORE A FIRST-CLASS SWITCHBACK

RAILWAY. REMEMBER THAT AND GO OFF THE RAILS AT LEAST ONCE THIS WEEK. BRAVO.

Mascioni Organi

Have built pipe organs in the Italian Alps for nearly 200 years. I’ve helped them win work in England and the USA. And in turn, they’ve taught me about true value. In life as well as work.

Visit their website.

Sarah Daw

Represents the most oblique and enchanting photographers this side of heaven. I wrote her website and I’m honoured.

Find Sarah here.

Marie Lorgeron

Is my French copy magician and as broadminded as I am. I worked with her lots it’s probably time you did.

Meet Marie.

Patrick Collister

Has been an executive creative director at Ogilvy, BMP and The Zoo at Google, editor of The Drum and director of the Caples awards. He gave me my first break in advertising, when I probably didn’t even deserve one. Thank you for so much.

Find out more about Patrick.