This will be available as a print soon… keep your eyes peeled

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A spread from my sketchbook.

Yosh! Here is the full story of the boy in the jungle. This four page comic type thing was made for Faesthetic #11, the “Ghost Story” issue. My first comic since primary school!

Here’s the picture I blogged a few days ago all finished. It is one of two little painting drawings that I’m sending to a group show in the ArtPort – Associazione Artistico Culturale in Italy. Also taking part are:

Ango The Meek Dead—–Leah Beeferman—–Jacopo Casadei—–Vanni Cuoghi—–Paolo De Biasi—–Angelo Di Dedda—Simone El Rana—–Pierpaolo Febbo—–Laura Giardino—–Daniele Giunta—–Gola—–Agnese Guido—–Massimo Gurnari—–Johannes Hoie—–Brooke Inman—–Philip Jaan—–Emanuele Kabu—–Lady Bug—–Pia-MÈlissa Laroche—–Eleonora Marton—–Simone Masetto Maghe—–Dario Molinaro—–Andrea Moriero—–Luca Zedone Nespolon—–Cosimo Piediscalzi—–Marina Rees—–Michael Rotondi—–RyTs Monet—–Andrew Smaldone—–Mauro Suspectra—–Tellas—-Tone—–Ueia Lolta—–FrÈdÈrique Ulman—–

The theme is Earth. I did a picture set in a hot place and another in a cold place. I will put the second picture up here later on in the week.

Here’s the completed rumble in the jungle. I’ve got a show coming up in Spain this month, so keep your eyes open and wide for more details of that.

and me in paradise. Here’s page one of a set of four pages I did for the latest edition of Faesthetic magazine. It is Faesthetic #11, and the theme is “Ghost Story”. The mag consists of 128 pages by 40 artists in two colours. Have a look see at what it looks like see. My chunk of the mag is a little story involving a man and a jungle jaguar.

I’m working on a little project a the moment. Here is a small chunk of it. It may well turn out like a comic or something. The story involves this man/boy and a jaguar and some kind of confrontation in the jungle.

I’ve been reading a book by Nicholas Guppy about exploring the Amazon rainforest called “Wai Wai: Through the forests North of the Amazon”. He went there mid way through the 20th century and studied the plants and trees. He spent a lot of time with various indigenous people there, including the Wai Wai. There are some great photographs in it and this is a kind of amalgamation of my favourite ones, turned in to a drawing. One is of a man eating a monkey head and the other is of a woman smiling. I will post them in the influences section of the blog soonish. I might colour this in and add some foliage…