LONDON

This is my entry for a London-themed illustration competition. Just heard that I didn't get through (bah!), so here it is in all it's glory. 

The brief was specifically to do with London transport, hence the variety of vehicles on display!

(Click on the image to see it in larger format)

HEARING AIDS

Just had this piece in One In Seven, the magazine of the RNID (Royal National Institute for Deaf people).

It's an article about adverts for hearing aids in magazines and the rip-off products that unscrupulous companies will flog to people with hearing problems.

MONKEY HANDS

Here's a sketch of this week's guest in Blake's cab, Charley Darwin.

Must get round to going to see the exhibition at the Natural History Museum, yes, yes...

I'M HENRY THE EIGHTH I AM, I AM...

In Blake's cab this week, loving husband and unwitting agent of the Reformation, Henry VIII.

Henry's eaten all the pies, but look, he used to be so handsome and sexy. Quick, get him to rehab...

BIRDS

I drew this picture for my Mum's birthday. She's a big bird lover. It wasn't meant to come out quite as menacing as it did. Happy Birthday Mum!

And, in other exciting news The Little Philistines were joint winners of the Sellindge Music Festival tournament. We get to open the main stage for the mighty Supergrass on Sat 6 June. WOOP!

GIG TUESDAY 17 MARCH

Flyer for gig at Bullet Bar, next Tuesday. This Saturday's the final of the Battle of the Bands for Sellindge Festival. If we win we'll get to share a stage with Supergrass - woop!

IN THIS CHARMING CAR...

Guess who's taking a ride in Mr Blake's cab next week?

The older Moz gets the more he looks like he's drawn by Frank Quitely

NATURE ARTICLE

I have this illustration in the new issue of Nature. Quite unusual for me not too have a character of figure involved in the piece, but I'm pleased with how it came out.

EGG WALLACE

My housemates and I have become obsessed with Masterchef, particularly the two strange hosts. We love it when Gregg Wallace tasted a nice dessert and reverts to the condition of a child in the midst of a sugar-high.

When he's listening to John Torode talk, his face does a strange saggy thing.

MORE PASSENGERS

Couple more passenger sketches for William Blake's cab, Daniel Defoe and JG Ballard, marooned together on a traffic island in Stoke Newington.

I've been bumped out this week by a (yawn) London fashion special...