2010 – present — The web studio I've run out of Barnsley since 2010, with James Sheriff and Rich Keys. We started with two grand and a plan to quit when it ran out. Still going, annoyingly. → View on Genius Division

2026 – present — A tablet app I built to record my website-roasting videos — load a site, scribble all over it, and record just the page and my ink. None of the app itself.

2021 — My 2021 book on making visuals that work — born from a 100-tweet thread, back when 'Visual Twitter' was still a tiny thing. The why behind a good image, not just the how. → Buy it on Gumroad → Paperback on Amazon

2020 – present — A doodle a day, built on visual puns — 'a smile in the mind'. Started May 2020, more than 700 of them. Parked, not dead. → Unobvious on Instagram → Unobvious on Twitter

2010 – 2011 — A 12-inch record sleeve, designed and published every single day. Another daily project with James Sheriff — and, like most of them, we didn't make it to the end. → See them on Flickr → The old site, via the Wayback Machine

2010 – 2011 — A photo a day for 365 days — my idea, opened up to about 22 people daft enough to join in. I made it to 365. I also missed days. Don't ask. → See it on the Wayback Machine → The blog

2009 – 2010 — A web agency in Wakefield — my last job before Genius Division. Small team, big laughs, and where I started Sick Cards: an offensive greetings card idea that managed to wind up Dom Joly.

2009 – 2013 — An offensive greetings cards company. I branded it, ran it, designed the cards — and once baited Dom Joly into biting on Twitter for the traffic. Parked, but I still reckon it's a great idea. → What's left of it on the Wayback Machine

2009 – 2010 — Design an A4 poster every day for 365 days — me, Dave Pannell and guests, in a daft daily battle. The first of my daily projects, and the only one I actually finished. → See the posters on Flickr → The old site, via the Wayback Machine

2008 – 2010 — A digital-and-print magazine about local culture and music — years before anyone bothered doing 'local'. We built the site, branded the lot, and never launched it.