Sunday Sketchbook.

I had a bleeding lovely weekend. It was filled with lots of wonderful things, lots of wonderful places and enough wonderful people to last a lifetime.

Here is a page from my sketchbook doodles of Sunday, if you can make head or tail of it you are a better man than I.

Thanks!

Credit Crunch Holiday

New Drawing. In biro. About having no money.

Short Story #1. The Dark.

As the train got closer and closer to London Dennis sensed the sky getting dark. The darkness of a city that to him represented misery and failure. The darkness of a city that had suppressed his once huge ambition and enthusiasm. The darkness that had slowly surrounded and engulfed all of his happiness and joy. The darkness that would hang over his head for months, maybe even years to come. The darkness of the city that had suddenly sucked all life from inside of him. The crippling dark. The hated dark. The dreaded dark.

Then Dennis realised they'd just been in a long tunnel.

Product of Popular Culture

Hello there ardent followers/accidental stumblers,

Have a little look at a piece of work that I did a couple of months ago that has been sitting in my loft, gathering dust!

I was inspired by the darn right wonderful work of Peter Blake after I saw 'Self Portrait With Badges' at the Tate Britain. Ive always loved his work, particularly his obsession with nostalgia and celebrity culture, a couple of things that I too find myself obsessing over.

So I set about producing something that would channel my admiration for him...it aint any great shakes but it made me happy for a while or two...

Fathers Day

Enough said, i think...

Nokia

Greetings friends,

Take a little peek at these photos of me drawing on the chalk walls at Nokia Design HQ in Soho a few weeks back. It was all for an exhibition that they were having here in London, and at Nokia in Helsinki, I was asked to spice the walls up with lots of rhubarb about the exhibition. I did loads of work for them on top of the wall drawings, including printed material and webpage bits and bobs. Im not gonna lie to you, it was a real blast.

Thanks to George and Laura at Nokia for directing the whole show, twas great working with them.

Nokia Continued...