Bike poster.

A very socialist theory, with a sexist image.

The Plague

A bit late, but here are the images of my cover for Plague folk zine, brought to you by the lovely people at British Underground.

Printing New

Here is my new print for the Christies art fair Multiplied.

Print Club sub. Mission.

Going to be a three or four colour print for the upcumming Blisters show.
One of the colours is glow in the dark. Nice.

Bored.

A submission for sumfin.

New Annalemma Ills.

Here are two new illustrations for the new print issue of Annalemma magazine.

Folkies.

A cover design for a new free music magazine coming out. More on that later.
The band featured are the Unthanks.

Hack Wick.

Another proposal for a teeshirt for the Hackney Wicked festival. Old stuff, forever relevant. Not.

Hackney Wicked.

A teeshirt proposal for the Wick's very own art festival.

New Drawings...

Nude rawings.

Bigger Antidote.

A project of comic strip consequences (previously) has finished it's first phase, and been put up on some hoarding in Old St. Go Check it out. Thanks to James from Cure Studio, and you can check all the strips out here... They're all going to be screenprinted soon. Nice.

Angry.

Lady.

Dan the Man

An illustration i did for Annalemma magazine, as a response to a story by Gary Moshimer.

The S.S.S

New print coming up...

Raydeo.

We (me and Simon) were on Resonance FM 104.4 last month, talking about things, and about our mural that we did with Trim and Jake at the Foundry. Catch it here...

Photo– Simon Barna

Printed!

Yeeeeeah. Here's my print for Pick Me Up, which is over now. I was the last person to print there. This is how it came out.

Pat ternity.

Hey, come to this– I printed it all...

OL' GOLD.

WE BUY GOLD!!!!!

We got a new night on. We buy gold. Old gold, rolled gold. Me and Will do. You should too.

PICK ME UP, put me down

I will be printing soon for Print Club at the Somerset House 'Pick Me Up' event, where we're paired up with big dog designers, and, me being a small dog, hope not to just follow them around sniffing their arses.

We'll see.

Control Alt Shiftttt

We spent an afternoon and evening down at the Southbank center, Queen Elizabeth Hall on saturday, printing some posters for the event they had on, Check out the review here (check out the first photo, of me).

Photos– Ornamental Conifer

Below are some of the kinds of things we did– we started off simple, and got all fine art by the end...

Talk Is Cheap

Here's a new print that I will be printing down at the Southbank this saturday, at the CTRL.ALT.SHIFT event. 

New guys.

Here are some new prints that I'm gunna do. Shortly.

They're all were-animals from different times and places. 

  Olmec Were-Jaguar.

 Kunozoha, the Kitsune.

Peter Stubbe, the werewolf of Bedburg.

 Mono Kitson.

Frinton Press.

We have recently started up a small press, which we aim to use as a platform for interesting illustrators to use to get out there in the big bad world.

We'll keep you posted, as we're soon to have a website, but that's all futures.

Big Antidote.

James at Cure Studio has had a great idea– a digital comic consequences called Big Antidote (no idea why it's called that...) but I was the seventh in line to do the story, and here it is.

Check the previous parts out here.

Stour Space Posters.

'Ere, seeing as I haven't uploaded anything for a while, I missed some stuff I was doing over Christmas, so here's a late post and an up to date post in one little ball...

I did a poster and flyers for Stour Space's Christmas Market, both screen-printed, which was well good, with mulled wine, sales galore of our wrapping paper, and a trapeze show, with two little elves. Fun.

And here is a poster I did for another event coming up at the very same place...

check it out, and come...

Late Wrapping Paper Post.

Over Presentmas we at the Frinton Press created some wrapping paper covered in some tippy top drawings from illustrators old and new, and sold them in packs at an exhibition we had at NO:ID gallery, at some Christmas markets, and at the Print Club Pop-up Shop. All 40 of the edition contained 16 hand printed A2 sheets of paper (that's a lot of printing to do).
They went down really well.
Look out for more participatory projects from the Frinton Press. We'll be up for new talent joining our ranks.

I done did the design of the cover box–