View fullsize The Sennockian Legoman - 2024 (9:26) A birthday gift for a friend who is: - Slide 2 - an inhabitant of Sevenoaks, shown here with a very simple map of the area, and apps rely they are known as Sennockians (which is the name of the local Wetherspoons
View fullsize 2000 beer and cider labels - 2024 (8:26) This drawing is to commemorate the 2000th beer and cider label in my collection. Seventeen years ago (around May/June 2007) I inadvertently started collecting beer labels, I didn’t intend to at the time
View fullsize Revenge of the geese (2011) Unlike this flock of geese, when we are unhappy with our leaders we don’t need to resort to the guillotine (and clearly no one deserves the guillotine, I don’t know what this poor goose did!), all we need to d
View fullsize ‘Why did the flower wave? To eat the balloon’ 2024 (7:26) Not one for the globophobes (or botanophobes I suppose), but here’s a drawing based on a ‘joke’ that my daughter made up and told me. Fingers crossed she turns o
View fullsize Work (2024: 6/26) For the worm purists, the worm without the dystopia surroundings is now available as part of my Miniature Creatures series, in all the usual formats . . . . . . #worm #wormdrawing #wormtshirt #wormcushion #wormprint
View fullsize Mum (2024: 4/26) Even before all my old profiles were destroyed from Facebook and Instagram, I tended to not post any really personal stuff anywhere, so here goes… Here’s a selection of drawings I made for the order of service booklet
View fullsize Please mind the worm (a London Underground dystopia) - (2024: 4/26) Following on from the woodlouse drawings, here’s the next in the series. Everyone loves earthworms (well they should do as our soils depend on them - did you know in the UK th
View fullsize The woodlouse who fell to Earth (2024: 3/26) A rework of my woodlouse drawing from last week (also known as a loophole to help my achieve my drawing goal!). This one is a bit more interesting, being as part of my Miscellaneous series.m, and I have
View fullsize Woodlouse (2024: 2/26) First serious drawing of the year (although I'm counting this as drawing number 2). Due to my poor drawing productivity last year, I have set myself the target of doing 26 drawings this year (originally it was 52 but I have a
View fullsize The child is five! I have no idea how this happened and feel like I must be at least 105 by now…
View fullsize Porcelain (2023) Probably my last drawing of the year (not exactly a prolific year for me again sadly), here is porcelain, the latest in my scientific anniversaries series - this is one is for 18th anniversaries. Porcelain is shown here as an ess
View fullsize Ant (2023) A customer asked if I had an ant in the same style as my other insect prints, as she wanted to bits a few for her son for Christmas. I didn’t quite but I did have an abandoned draft that I never finished (I don’t know why I mi
View fullsize Neptune (2023) Neptune, the eighth, and now final, planet in our solar system (although only the 5th I have drawn, 3 left to do in this series). This print shows the planet Neptune from its moon Triton. In 1989 Voyager 2 flew past Triton and found s
View fullsize Cotton - 2nd Anniversary (2023) One of the very few drawings I have made this year (I don't know what I have been doing, but I know what I haven't been doing), this is a continuation of my scientific anniversaries project (you'll be relieved to kno
View fullsize Mexican Independence Day (2021) Happy Mexican Independence Day everyone. On this day I always used to change my profile picture to a photo of me wearing a sombrero, but thanks to the good people of Meta deleting all my old profiles I no longer have
View fullsize Mouth (2009) Daughter lost her first tooth today, far too many milestones in a short amount of time at the moment, it wasn’t a massive surprise as it had been wobbling for months. So here’s an oil pastel drawing I did in 2009 of a mouth,
View fullsize The Child (2019) I drew this of my daughter as a present to my partner in 2019 - today she started school, I can’t work out where the time has gone. Time is passing far too quickly, particularly at the moment. She doesn’t chew her toes a
View fullsize I can’t believe it’s taken me so long to get this drawing of me made into a stamp #stampituk
View fullsize Radium (2014) Happy national watch day. First established in 2017 by a high end department store, they wanted to show some attention to the fascinating history and design of the craft of watchmaking, but I’m sure really it was to just sell mor
View fullsize Attack of the caterpillars (2020) Happy National Windmill day! This piece was a sort of sequel to the prawns attacking a lighthouse drawing, but slightly less successful. I drew this during lockdown, maybe that shows, maybe it was just a miracle