ERM

Thanks to everyone who came to my exhibition at The Apollo and enjoyed a LOUD and truly eclectic selection of live music. A grand old time was had by all. I for one will sorely miss The Apollo and look forward to whatever Laura and Johnny do next - thanks for having me guys.

Yesterday I paid a fleeting heat wave-visit to William and Catherine.

EXHIBITION AT THE APOLLO!

WOOP WOOP! Come see my pictures on walls at The Apollo in Herne Hill, Thursday 25 June.

I'll be joined by musical groups, including the Lambeth Wind Orchestra.

The Apollo is a great little project, initiated by my friend Laura and a couple of her chums. They've taken a disused video shop on Norwood Rd and turned it into a gallery/venue/cultural centre for the month of June. Read more here and then get down there...

TROTSKY & STALIN

Sketches for this week's Blake passengers, a couple of young revolutionaries on their way to the Fifth Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.

POP & FOLKS

I had a great weekend at Sellindge Music Festival in Kent. We opened the main stage on Saturday and the crowd were were wowed by our music (I hope) and Rob's dress sense (I am certain).

Went to see my folks in North Norfolk the other day for some cake, coffee, nature and natter. Here are some sketches of the Riordan Seniors.

HAIL APOLLO!

Here's Apollo, god of music, culture, reason and other stuff, including the plague(!)

This is for The Apollo, an arts and culture super-fest that's going on for the whole of June in an old video shop in Herne Hill.

Launch night is this Thursday, my band's playing on Thursday 18th and hopefully I'll be doing a little exhibition of work on Thursday 25th.

More details to follow

LITTLE PHILISTINES

Flyer for the LP's this week at Mother Bar. We'll be warming up for our festival slot at Sellindge on Saturday.

Wooh!

CATS CATS CATS

NELLY

Sketch for next week's passenger... Ms Nell Gwyn, orange-loving mistress to Charles II

WILLIAM BRAKE

This is the strip that Time Out decided not to run. So, just to make it clear, these are not the views of Time Out. They're possibly my views...

SPLAT!

No William Blake in Time Out this week because they decided that I was too nasty to the free London papers and pulled the strip. Ho hum, I'm telling everyone I was banned, it sounds cooler. In the meantime, here's last week's strip, inspired by my brother's trip to the Tower, where he was given a free souvenir by a raven.