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I Have Opened Up A Little Shop!



I've made it easier for people to buy my prints and original artworks by setting up A Little Shop on my website. At the moment it's limited edition prints that are up there, but I shall be adding some original artworks soon as well.

If you can't see the cartoon you'd like in my Little Shop, just drop me an email as it may well be available and I just haven't put it up online yet.

Thanks to the inestimable Craig Gell for designing my Little Shop.

Time To Change Postcards

I recently had the pleasure of contributing to the Time To Change campaign, drawing cartoons to combat mental health stigma. Dare Media commissioned me to join the project and the whole thing was one of the most enjoyable commissions I've had in a while.

Dare had already scripted a few strips which needed illustrating (I think they've already appeared in papers - not sure though so I won't post em here yet), but they still needed some jokes for a series of postcards on the subject. Here's what I came up with:

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Temporary Ghost Of Christmas Future

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New Year's Eve Excuse-O-Matic 3000

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Guardian NYE cartoon 2011

Guardian Christmas Cartoon

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(Obviously these weren't the words that were published!)

Emily Charlton's DIY Christmas

This year's Prospect Christmas cartoon

Font Love

Guardian Cartoon

(I wrote and roughed this one before learning that a book had come out called 'Just My Type'. Oh well.)

A Christmas Cartoon Nicked Off Of My Brilliant Wife

Hannah thought of this one - always hard thinking of new Christmas Humour that's worth doing as it's such an over-ploughed field. So it's nice to have a brilliant and funny wife around who I can take credit off of. (She insisted not to be bylined, I should add).

See Hither

Churchill Speech

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The cartoon has biggened this week, swamping up the now defunct 'Guess Who?' on page 10 of the Weekend magazine with a few more frames. I didn't ask for this but was delighted to be offered more space to waffle on. Sorry Guess Who fans - amongst whom is counted my wife Hannah, who was a bit disappointed to see Guess Who go. Anyway cos of the redesign the original cartoon was shorter than the printed one - I had to add a couple of frames in when the page got redesigned.


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(The pencil originals of most of the Guardian cartoons are available to buy by the way, £150 each)

The Enigmatic Novelist's Secret

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