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I want this coat! Have you ever seen something so wonderful?
The dream of BegoƱa, a child from Almussafes in Spain. The dreams were collected by Roger Omar.
Gouache A3 size. Click to enlarge.
Show me the man who, in his heart of hearts has never dreamed of becoming a Dandruff Sifter.
Pen and ink with watercolour. 11cm x 14cm. Click to enlarge.
There was a large
Flotilla in the Rain today. I sensibly stayed home and drew this.
Pen and ink with watercolour. A4 size. Click to enlarge.
"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.
Some caffeine-fuelled thoughts:
- new designs for the bride and groom.
- when will the weather finally run out?
- the price of cigarettes must inevitably rise
- free spades for all
- it's hard keeping track of time nowadays
Pen and wash with digital colour. A4 size. Click to enlarge.
This idea just popped into my head this morning.
Pen and ink with watercolour. 15cm x 12cm. Click to enlarge.
Playing around with designs for an
ex libris for J.Carraway.
Pen and ink with watercolour 25cm x 12cm. Click to enlarge.
I've got a bee in my bonnet about birds on the brain.
Pen and ink with watercolour 25cm x 34cm. Click to enlarge.
The thirtieth card in the
series is now ready. The
First Chamber is now complete and can go into commercial production once the final text has been agreed.
Woodcut 30cm x 20cm. Click to enlarge.
I have preserved my winning hand (the two rows of cards at the bottom) in The Entertaining and Instructive Game of Spodunk.
Ink, watercolour and gouache on Daler board, A1 size. Click to enlarge.
Three more cards to collect in the Game of Spodunk series, given away free with 750 gram packs of Crunchy Neuron breakfast cereal. These particular cards form part of the Failed Oracles sub-set.
Pen and ink with watercolour, 11cm x 5cm each. Click to enlarge.
A wizard magicked himself out of my pen.
Pen and ink with digital colour. 20cm x 8cm. Click to enlarge.
Card 27 in the current series.
Woodcut 30cm x 20cm. Click to enlarge.
Met up with the London Drawing Faction today for total immersion in the deep weirdness that is the Hunterian Museum. Starting at top left we have:
- Winston Churchill's false teeth, made from gold with platinum clips and mineral teeth. It was crafted in such a way that his lisp was not changed.
- A glass jar containing a chimp's head collected in 1792.
- The face of a child prepared by John Hunter to show a tumour in the nasal cavity.
- A shoe for correcting club foot made by Antonio Scarpa in 1849.
- A bronze sculpture of a monkey contemplating a human skull by Hugo Rheinhold c.1900. The creature is sitting on a book by Darwin and holds a pair of compasses in his right foot.
- A copy of the portrait of Daniel Lambert, the 52 stone man.
- A foetal porcupine in a jar (the item number 3476 is written in a beautiful hand, typical of the period around 1800).
- A long surgical tool from 1860 designed for recovering swallowed coins. The sponge at one end was soaked in anaesthetic and applied before using the other end.
- A life mask of John Hunter cast when he was aged 60.
- A pig foetus with a cleft palate.
- A brace buckle swallowed by a patient of Thomas Bond (known for his involvement in the Jack the Ripper case) in 1869.
Pen and ink 29cm x 36cm. Click to enlarge.

Two watercolours of the Frog painting at a cafe in Fitzrovia we named "Sharon & Tate" (because the owner resembled Charles Manson).
Watercolour 18cm x 25cm and 25cm x 18cm. Click to enlarge.
A biddy in a London cafe.
Watercolour 16cm x 14cm. Click to enlarge.
A bearded guy in a London cafe.
Sepia watercolour 13cm x 14cm. Click to enlarge.
A couple in a cafe on Goodge St., London
Watercolour 15cm x 21cm. Click to enlarge.
Keep drilling. One day this will become the official history writing over the 20th century.