Terminus (b+w)

As much as I love the colourised ‘animation cell’ look of Terminus, I sometimes regret losing the clean simplicity of the inked version. So I thought I’d occasionally post that version over here.

You can see the ‘official’ version over at Mindless Ones.

How to make a Terminus

I thought it might be interesting to show the process of an average Terminus being created. Don’t worry it’ll be brief…

Medicine and Duty album cover

Here’s another piece I did for lovely the Brighton/London noiseniks. It’s the cover to their new CD ‘Brighter Past Impressions‘, available from Foolproof Projects.

Tried something different with this one, something more blocky and iconic, partly inspired by all those wonderful Polish film posters and partly by brilliant 50’s animation . I think I like how it turned out.

Last Summer

This is the first page of a strip I recently produced for New British Comics #2, a Polish/British co-production highlighting fresh new Brit comics talent…such as me!

Medicine and Duty 7″ cover

This is the cover for the latest release from uber-prolific Brighton improv 3 piece Medicine and Duty, the three track Imperial Black Fracture EP. It’s available now from Foolproof Projects. One of the most thrilling live experiences you can see, M&D (as were: Raised By Wolves) specialise in skronky electronic scuzz and drone, backed by the truly amazing drums of Andy Pyne.

I’d been reading about Warhol, in particular his commercial illustration, and wanted to do something in that vein. I also wanted to stray from the scratchy, scribbly no-fi art that usually bedecks these sorts of release. It was something the band were keen on, and I was happy to oblige.

Check out Medicine and Duty on here.
Foolproof Projects records Homepage

Sabbath

Well I warned you I’d put some of these up. Two classic Sabbath flyers. We always tried to create images people would remember and I like to think we succeeded…

Mr Miller

Mr Miller is one of those charcters whose been knocking around my psyche for a while but hasn’t yet had a chance to shine. He originally apperared in a two page piece for Paper Tiger comic entitled ‘Katie and Mr Miller take tea’. After that he was due to appear in Abel & Baker as a benevolent, slightly camp alien. That wasn’t to be, so he remains a peripheral player in the Danscape. Here he is for you having  nice bath.

Voodoo dolls

Here’s a couple of ‘boss’ voodoo dolls. These were done for a proposed website centred around being fired, and were going to be physically produced so you could vent your workplace frustrations. I liked the horrid, beady eyed little things. They’re almost cute.

Able & Baker: Monkeys in Space!

Fake adverts

These fake adverts were produced for Headpress publishing, and appeared in issue no.28 of the magazine of the same name. Headpress specialise in fringe and extreme sections of the pop cultural landscape, from neglected horror comics and mondo cinema to underground legends like John Sinclair. Ace stuff, well worth a look.

These adverts were collaborative – I produced the drawings and then a guy called Joe Scott Wilson did the words. I then put them together. Never met him, but I like what he did. They’re a parody/homage of all those weird little ads that used to appear in comic books, although some of those things are much weirder than what we produced.