All of Matt’s work starts life as paper off-cuts and card scraps. Using a pair of old scissors, he cuts wonky shapes from coloured paper to create his drawings. Like a big puzzle, he arranges the shapes into new characters and handmade scenes, turning waste materials into animations, toys, and rad artwork.

Look closely and you’ll notice Matt’s artwork is full of wobbles and wonky edges, he loves to champion imperfection and difference, because that’s what makes the world a wonderful place.

Dive deeper and you’ll see references and inspiration from great design masters, such as Sister Corita Kent, Paul Rand, and Nathalie Parain.

In the Earthboy universe, learning, play, and the natural world are central themes to the work, a perfect foundation for supporting young creative minds.

As a proud Dad, Matt made his first collection of artworks to share with his young daughter, creating stories celebrating the beauty of life on Earth. Now every artwork is a chance for families to tell those stories, share joy, and explore the world together with wonder.

Passionate about giving back, Matt also uses his art to donate 10% of all revenue to children’s charities worldwide. Consider it a small protest in pixels and paper, making the world a better place, one print at a time.