Here are some pictures of a stairwell I painted on the Grain Barge in Brizzle last month. Organised by the brain of Mr. Bain it was a fun few days and I got to meet some other illustrators and artists who did some amazing work on other parts of the boat.
Painting on the stairs on the way to the loos probably wasn't the cleverest idea though, but I did get to see toad-like TV presenter Dominic Littlewood come in and use the toilet. He was in there for ages so I can only assume the annoying little runt suffers from constipation. Which would explain his presenting style.

Ice Queen

I was listening to the Adam and Joe radio show the other week and was inspired to draw this picture after hearing Adam describe how he would like to be an Ice Queen's personal dwarf... That's rice in the glass, by the way. Cos the Ice Queen is probbly sick of ice.

Working for the man

As everyone who knows me will agree, I have no principles (or nipples, but that's another story...)
Here is a video that I did some drawings for. I have no further comments.

Happy New Year!

2008 was a busy beaver. I worked on some great illustration and animation projects, was part of the Inkygoodness exhibition where I met some other fantastic artists, started making my toys and even had time to get my wife up the duff. I'm hoping 2009 is going to be just as much fun! Here are a few pictures from 2008 that never made it big-time.

New Spabbyland Toys

All of Atsuko's handmade toys, including Geoffrey Cocknose, Roger Bullsfoot, Senor Spabbilao and 2 monsters in their pants

Busy busy busy

Just done some illustrations for some kids books coming out next year. I think I am allowed to say they are full of Demons and Zombies and stuff like that. Anyone seen that shed before?

Exhibition photos

Like a fool I forgot to take my camera on the opening night, but here is a photo of the gallery and my prints from a couple of days later. I'm pretty chuffed that 2 of my small paintings sold and Aco has sold 3 of the plush toys with orders for more.
You can also read a review of the opening night HERE.
When I find the cable for my camera I'll upload some better photos.

Oh, and the exhibition is still on until next Thursday, the 27th Nov.