A collection of 200+ illustrations commissioned by the Youth Charter. The Faces in the Crowd have been illustrated to reflect, present and celebrate a culture of global citizens who have transcended their own identity of colour and adversity into the social justice of rights and opportunity of hope to all. The Faces in the Crowd are part of a wider celebration of citizens of the world who, by their selfless struggle and sacrifice, have given much in providing inspirational hope and aspirational achievement through their extraordinary feats.

Lemn Sissay: A portrait of Lemn Sissay was presented to the Mancunian poet and writer, to celebrate the opening of a wing of the Chuck gallery, in his name.

Nelson Mandela 2013: This portrait of Mandela was created for his 93rd Birthday to celebrate his achievements and the work undertaken by Mandela and the Youth Charter in using sports to improve lives in South Africa. Sadly, with Mandela's Death coming but days after, it also became the Youth Charters Tribute to Mandelas life.

Liverpool City Of Culture 2008: A selection of great Liverpudlians were added to the Faces in The Crowd collection in 2008 to celebrate the opening of Liverpool City of Culture Launch Event at Liverpool Cathedral.

Muhammed Ali 2006: A portrait of Muhammed Ali was created and presented to him in 2006. Ten years later, on Muhammed Ali's death, I created an updated version in memory of the greatest of all time