2016 — A logo a day for 100 days in 2016, with Aaron Linley. Daft fictional brands and film references, and as the year's death toll climbed, more and more of them turned into tributes.

2014 – 2019 — A couple of designers (me and Aaron Linley) making people's faces little in Photoshop. Over 100 of them, each with a worse pun than the last. Boris Trump, President Fart, A Bat out of Brunel. → The whole lot, still on Tumblr

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.

2006 – 2008 — Before LinkedIn, before YouTube, before any of it, I kept a blog all the way through college. 79 posts of a much younger, much earnester me. → Read it on Blogspot

2008 – 2009 — Where I was lead designer for a year, 2008 to 2009 — a design agency in Huddersfield. My boss, Dave Pannell, is who I later roped into Novl Cuisine.