Friday 29 February 2008

Tourits All



This is the tourists finally altogether from a selection of holiday photos I took in Australia. I will eventually get round to printing off a limited series of A2 prints.

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Sunday 10 February 2008

Robot Johnson


This is a comic strip for FAT CHUNK (see details below). Its the Tale of Robot Johnson the struggling Jukebox from Mississippi that travels to the crossroads to sell his soul to the Devil (The Fonz).

FAT CHUNK is a collaborative comic book featuring a collection of different artists, each contributing work based on a theme. We find artists from all over the world, based in any discipline, from well-known comic titans to fresh new webcomic talent, from influential street artists to custom toy designers, and throw them together to make one hefty and exciting comic.

The aim of FAT CHUNK is to produce a great comic book featuring diverse approaches to the theme, and to open up each artist's work to new audiences. To shout the word about artists we love, and show off some great untapped talent.

FAT CHUNK VOLUME ONE : ROBOT will be a 144-page book published in May 2008 by Slave Labor Graphics. VOLUME TWO will then follow in November 2008.

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Thursday 7 February 2008

Illustration Friday - Blanket




A cowboy tin and his tuna mule find the perfect spot for there blanket out in the desert.

Saturday 2 February 2008

Tourists2


some more tourists... Hats, bum bags, sandals and chinos are this seasons look.

Tourists


While away in Sydney in December I began taking photos of tourists doing touristy things, like taking photos of the sites or their family. They re going to be an A2 print with about 50 illustrated tourists hope to be completed in a few weeks.

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Print Week



This was a fun piece I completed this week for Print Week, with a cheesy glamour host spinning a game show wheel and the different printing options as the winning categories.

Greetings earthlings



I am from planet scribble, I bring with me leaded pencils and doodles a plenty.