The Butterfly Eyebrows

I finally finished a sketchbook I started in September 1982.
Watercolour, gouache and ink, A4 size. Click to enlarge.

Walking to New Zealand

Another in the Dream of Eudora series.
Watercolour and gouache 18 x 26cm. Click to enlarge.

The Ball Shaft

Gaspard's ball shaft from The Triumph of Pupik.
Gouache 35 x 15cm, Click to enlarge.

Gaspard's Bell Jar

The newest pic from The Triumph of Pupik.
Gouache 21 x 14cm. Click to enlarge.

The One-Legged Indignation Furnace

The latest pages from my Memoirs
Paper53 on iPad. Click to enlarge.

Ten Boots

My wife keeps buying shoes.
Ink and watercolour 35 x 50cm. Click to enlarge.

Ocean Lino

The latest linocut from the Four Letter Words series.

2 colour linocut 29 x 20cm

Nipplemoth

The newest page from my forthcoming Memoirs.

Paper53 on iPad. Click to enlarge.

5 More Frames

Page five, the next 5 frames. Slowly but surely.
Gouache 18cm x 29cm. Click to enlarge.

Dream of Juan

My illustration for the third dream collected by Roger Omar from the children of Almussafes, Spain. More here.
Digital drawing. Click to enlarge.

Three Pious Egoists

A frame from page 3 of the graphic novel. It's bloody taking forever.
Gouache 14cm x 19cm. Click to enlarge.

Washed up on the brink

Page two of my test of The Brain Yard.  Page one here. 
Gouache on tinted paper. A3 size. Click to enlarge.

Pope in a Jar

Let me share today's thoughts:

• Who put the Pope in ajar above the moon?
• I would pay a lot for a problem incinerator.
• Ah, the autumn of 1580....
• Why don't elbows sweat?
• Money-saving anaesthesia for our cash strapped health system.
• The ecstacy of the real.
• Broken newt? Why, glue your eye shut, of course.

Pen and ink with digital colour. A4 size. Click to enlarge.

On Salisbury Plain

I dreamed that I was stuck on Salisbury Plain.
Gouache and pencil 25cm x 43cm. Click to enlarge.

The Cessation of Thought

I'm seriously aiming at the Cessation of Thought.
Ink, gouache and watercolour. A4 size. Click to enlarge.

The First Sculptors

1. The first sculptors had false beards.
2. The eye's wonderful curtain.
3. Do hedgerows exist outside the British Isles? I don't remember seeing any elsewhere.
4. Trains...and what they do.
5. Germany as it is.
6. Page 3089.
7. English poetry is best recited over the sea.
8. Cutting off one's head.
9. The one letter typewriter for greater simplicity in prose.
10. The inevitable approach of the end.

Pen and ink with watercolour. 2 x A4 pages. Click to enlarge.

In April, Come He Will

"In April come he will

In May he sings all day

In June he changes his tune

In July he makes ready to fly

In August go he must"

That's my summer sorted, then.

Pen and ink with watercolour. 15cm x 36cm. Click to enlarge. 
SOLD

Soul Break

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The Mill of Meaninglessness

How my ancestors made their fortune.
Pen and ink with digital colour 11.5cm x 11.5cm. Click to enlarge.

The Great Turk

It's pantomime season again.
Brushpen and watercolour 20cm x 15cm. Click to enlarge.