Culinary and clay Christmas creations.

charcoal, 3 hour pose

marking out the proportions: 2 hours, 55 minutes

shading, detail and everything else: 4ish minutes (leaving time for packing up)

Issue 3 juxtaposed with Helene enjoying one of my choco-rainbow-swirl biscuits

A new character.. in Photoshop, in Fimo

Concept art for the Fentongollan catalogue

Drawing for my course.

Aint just 5 year olds who use colour pencils you know.

Mutilated-ginger-bread-man-shaped biscuits!

Discovery: It is impossible to turn biscuit dough blue. All you get is various shades of green.

All three of these were taken on colour film.

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Mostly I liked painting the pink on.

I may never use colour film again.

I got my first roll of Holga film back...

Pen on bag

My favourite page from Ragdoll October issue

(yes, its the contents page)

Another triumph for Ebay Hong Kong

Character Sketches for Derek Gumble - an interactive website, comedy sketch show, mystery tour, meaning of life.. thing.

Written and directed by Jem Garrard.
Assistant-ly written by Phil Lewis.
Animated by some layabout from Swindon.

A sunny day today! Therefore.. a painting.
A space has been cleared at the end of my garden. I painted this there, looking out at the corn field behind.
I could hear the corn popping.

As a thank you for removing the need for me to cycle to work at 5am, I have started making my Dad a website.

He has brought and fitted my car with a new starter motor.

I have made him something pretty and grown huge calf muscles to boot.

I find myself currently employed working voluntarily for the new, free, Wiltshire based music mag The Rag Doll.

The editor (and, coincidentally, my good friend) Bozley and I finished the dummy copy of issue#1 last night and here is the front cover we came up with.

Its pretty hot.

First issue due September or October.

I have just updated my CV, it is now completely hand-written.

click for CV

Everyone else has one and i am jealous. So.

Welcome to my new blog!

I will be posting all my creative stuff here as it comes - and brace yourself; there may be a lot.