[1][2] His 1990 animated student film from his days at the Royal College, Anyway, aired on MTV's Liquid Television in 1994.
[2] After graduating, Wrake worked freelance, illustrating and designing album covers and tour visuals for artists such as U2 and Howie B, in addition to directing commercials for companies such as Coca-Cola throughout the 1990s and early 2000s.
[1] In 2005, he released his animated short film entitled Rabbit, his most notable work.
Rabbit tells a morality tale about the dangers of greed through a Dick and Jane art style.
[2] Wrake's main inspiration for the film was an envelope he found in a thrift shop containing children's educational stickers, illustrated by Geoffrey Higham, from the 1950s.