His journey began at 23, when friends recognised his raw talent and enlisted him to design their mixtape covers. With ambitions set high, FunnyTummy pursued larger, more impactful projects, eventually showcasing his work at prestigious venues like the Royal Albert Hall, Tate Modern, and the Camden Roundhouse.

Creating artistic album covers for many music artists, including Tinie Tempah's Happy Birthday, Stooshe, G FrSh, Jacob Banks, Sway and most recently Wretch 32, FunnyTummy became a notable name behind-the-scenes of the music world.

His breakthrough moment came when an inspired portrait of Rihanna caught the attention of the superstar herself, who personally purchased the piece. This milestone propelled him into collaborations with global icons such as Ed Sheeran, Jessie J, Maya Jama and Chris Brown, solidifying his presence in the music and entertainment industries.

FunnyTummy's artistic talents have also been sought after by renowned brands and broadcasters, including ITV, BBC, Amazon, and Adidas. His collaboration with Adidas saw him serve as the resident artist for the Adidas Originals x Pharrell Williams 'Supercolor' campaign, where he mesmerised audiences with a live painting of the London skyline, later exhibited in the Adidas EQT exhibition.

In 2014, FunnyTummy teamed up with Beats by Dre for an immersive exhibition at Camden's Roundhouse, working alongside producer S-X. Uniquely combining art and music, the show paired each painting with a set of Beats by Dre headphones to allow audiences to experience the artwork through both visuals and sound. Creating a multisensory experience, the show enabled viewers to engage with the artwork on a deeper level.

From underground mixtape designs to high-profile collaborations and solo exhibitions, FunnyTummy continues to push artistic boundaries, bringing colour, emotion, and energy to every canvas he touches.

'By embracing a bold colour palette, I push beyond traditional realism to create art that feels alive, energetic, and immersive.'