Cat Eyed Boy

I picked up both vol of kazuo Umezu's Cat eyed Boy the other day...ah so very odd. :-)

While We Slept

  Bit of an experiment; though I'd draw using a really old iMac today...veerryy slooow, Photoshop barely functions. See how I work around it...in a limitation alters process kinda way- forcing me to go simple rudimentary on my Mac, was liberating graphic fun. Zzz's all round to the sleepy theme.

Another update

me website

Website Update

Found Dog Slide

Little Timmy

Hello Miranda

Chatty Gull

... she seemed unperturbed.

Painless

I also finished this illustration for a short story today. Hope to share some more info about it shortly via my website...

The Thought Collector

Ooh, I added the side illustration today too...

Sylvia Path's resting place

He done a dribble

S'up

Who doesn't  like brown envelopes...

New work, New York.

Ribbon

Poor Gordie

Oh dear, I really shouldn't find this funny, Gordie with cat food all over his chops. It wasn't me anyway, I blame my cat.

My New Site

Hey, got me a new site up and running ...please do check it out.

Sam Kemp

Have a look at the great website of friend and photographer Sam Kemp. His work deals with light and light pollution, recently he has produced some strikingly bold photographs of objects entitled 'wunderkammer'

Got me some new promo cards

I got some new cards printed, the illustration will soon be available to see via a new website currently being built.

That lovely painting is by William Dring 76’. Dring (1904-90) was a prolific portrait painter known for his boardroom and official portraits, and he depicted a number of royal occasions. One of his drawings is in the National Portrait Gallery, (Sir (William) Lawrence Bragg), and much of his war work is in the Imperial War Museum. He was also a regular exhibitor at the Royal Academy from 1928-70.

I picked it up from a charity shop for £40.

Oh, and that other lovely landscape A6 on top is from Adrian Taylor (from 2003).

Ink: Writers & Artists of Arun

Wow, I haven't posted for a while. The Magazine, now named Ink, will be ready at the end of the month. We are having a little launch do, and hoping some peeps from the local press may show.