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Myrrh & Myth

For the second year on the trot, I've drawn the illustration for the Golau Glau Christmas EP. You can hear/get your hands on it via http://www.myspace.com/golauglau and see the artwork to the left. I'm quite pleased with the 70's vibe to it. Click on the image for a bigger view.

Blimey.

Blimey. It's been aaaaages since I updated this. Much to post. I've just finished work on this year's Golau Glau Christmas single artwork. I'll be uploading that later, but in the meantime, here is page 3 of my contribution to the next Tiny Dancing. As ever, click on the image for a big version.

Tiny Dancing Issue 3

Tiny Dancing issue 3 is out NOW. You can buy a copy via http://www.tinydancing.blogspot.com. As well as the usual, this time round I provided the cover illustration, influenced by the recently-departed Harvey Pekar's American Splendour and my angst over deciding what to draw.

Homo reptilia

I'm a geek. Fact. A couple of months back I was put in contact with a chap who was starting a Doctor Who fanzine. I sent some samples of my work, the chap liked them, and I was asked to draw some illustrations around the Peter Davison episode Warriors Of The Deep. It's not a classic, but was notable for the reintroduction of the Silurians. Recently we've seen a two parter which also wasn't a classic, but was notable for the reintroduction of the Silurians. It reminded me of this so thought I'd post it. The fanzine ran into financial trickiness before I got too far into the work, but this is my first pass at an old-school Silurian.

Tiny Dancing Issue 2

Tiny Dancing issue two is out now and it costs a pound. You can pay your pound either via the website - http://tinydancing.blogspot.com/2010/05/tiny-dancing-issue-2-real-version_07.html - or from the amazing Sister Ray record shop on Berwick Street in Soho. Featuring even more contributors AND an amazing interactive section, it's basically a bargain.

Here are two panels from my strip, the second part of Hilary Harper and The Triangle Of Death. I am 30 years old, but this is the first time I've ever drawn a cat. I think it came out OK. Edwin Cheshire makes his comic book debut:

Cheeze & Whine

I designed a flyer for my friend Meli's clubnight, Cheeze & Whine. The concept is that they play one cheese-y song, then a whine-y one. So for cheese I chose to draw the official best pop star in the world today and for whine I went with Crawley's finest songwriter. The design is based on a cross between a playing card and a wine label I saw t'other week that featured the French national colours, though I replaced blue with black 'cos Robert Smith and blue just feels wrong. First up, the flyers, followed by the original doodles.