"just me and my guitar..."

Peter Cushing T

Original Peter Cushing t-shirts and t-towels NOW available from The Horsebridge Art Centre in Whitstable! All proceeds go back into the charity. 

Buy one, and another for a spare.

The snake venom sketches

Drawn in hospital waiting area on ipad, using Bamboo app and finger.

Pupils dilated with snake venom. 

View from the bar

A few sketches of listening artists from last night's meeting.

I'd forgotten how much I love drawing people.

Each took no longer than a couple of minutes. 

Medium: biro on post-it-note.

Theme'70 Jim Kelly wallop!

Jim Kelly smashes it up! 

Design for promotional items for Mark Banville's new book Theme'70.

An incredible journey through 1970's exploitation movies and artwork!

Buy it here!

Read his blog here!

*update*

Heres the design fully realised on mug and Tee...

Chris Packham BBC Wildlife

Very excited to have drawn Chris Packham, guest columnist for BBC Wildlife Magazine. Great article too. 

Big thanks to Richard Eccleston at Immediate Media

The Weekender Film Issue

Latest work for The Weekender. Spot Illustrations for The Big Kent Film Quiz, and Local Hero No.11: film director Michael Powell.

Big thanks to Dan Synge at The Weekender

The World According to Gogglebox

The Bafta winning TV show Gogglebox has a book out today!

'The World According to Gogglebox'.

Featuring loads of drawings by me! Heres a quick glimpse inside...

It was such a wonderful project to be involved with - drawing such brilliant people was a bit of a dream job for me. I couldn't be happier with the finished book. The design is first class, and its funny as anything! I hope you like it!

Massive thanks to Liana and Tim at Unreal, Tania at Studio Lambert, and Katy at Canongate Books, the writers Jason Hazeley and Joel Morris, everyone else involved... and of course the stars of the show.

David Lynch

Another one of my favourite Americans, against the background of a lawn receding into darkness.

Will I Am

I watched the documentary about him with Joanna Lumley, and felt inspired to do a sketch. One of my favourite Americans.

Ooh 'ello Charles Hawtrey

If you're enjoying the sun and mucking around east Kent, pick up a copy of the marvellous free seaside issue of The Weekender magazine, inside which you'll find loads of great seaside things, and my illustration of Deal's most famous misanthrope, Charles Hawtrey. Fill your teapot with whiskey and enjoy!

Big thanks to Dan Synge

BBC Wildlife

The marvellous and redesigned BBC Wildlife magazine is out now, with my portraits of columnists, Richard Mabey and Bill Oddie.
Big thanks to Richard Eccleston.

Professional Manager

A quick redraw of Emily Sears for Professional Manager Magazine.

Thanks again to Darren Endicott at Think.

Who

Dr Who is back on telly soon, and I found this in a sketchbook from last year. 

Matt Smith is the best doctor!

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Margate A&E

Don't get chest pain in Margate - you may have to wait for 3 hours in A&E before you decide to go home as no doctors or nurses are available to fix your heart.

Luckily Canterbury A&E is full of doctors and nurses. 

Thanks doctors and nurses for looking after S.

Professional Manager

Latest drawing for Professional Manager Magazine is Robin Brown.

Thanks again to Darren Endicott at Think.

Professional Manager

My latest portrait for Professional Manager Magazine: Ben Walker, group editor. 

Thanks again to Darren Endicott at Think.

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Abney and Teal on Cbeebies is the only thing that keeps her still enough to draw

Simon Hughes

My latest drawing for Cricketer Magazine is Simon Hughes. Many thanks to Nigel Davis.