The start of the first new print for a couple of months. I’ve moved into a new studio space in Margate, drop me a line to arrange a visit.

Just ace.

Pleased to be a part of this event coming up on Saturday. Come along and get inky!

There are no-go areas everywhere. If you are a small minded, lily livered xenophobe.

Spaceman selfie stickers.

Printing a section of the Scenic Railway wooden rollercoaster from Dreamland Margate - I’ll be on site in the ballroom with the Dreamland Heritage Trust on 10th March as part of The National Lottery Open Week. Come and make a (smaller) print!

Flying visit to Newcastle. Always a treat for the eyes.

Not entirely sure where Pringle gets his energy from. Have a look back through his exquisite #folksongfebruary lino marathon so far. Dude’s a machine!

This Is Not The End: Music For Iklectik | Iklectik iklectik-cis.bandcamp.com/album/this-is-…

This mono version of my hand printed Mountai Shelter linocut print is now available via my shop link. Printed with oil based ink on a 56 x 76cm sheet of beautiful Somerset Satin from St Cuthberts Mill

New studio alert! I found the perfect space today in a great communal setting alongside some brilliant artists and makers and a few doors down from a brewery. Moving in at the start of March. Watch out for news about workshops, open days and whatnot #margate

It’s a dull day and lighting is tricky, but here’s the first proof of my four colour reduction linocut print, tentatively titled Forest Shelter

Ride
Seagull
“The Happening” TV series; 1990

This is the third colour layer of my work in progress, printed on its own. Makes for a decent enough print in its own right I think. It’s a complete fluke as I don’t plan the layers in advance. I’ll print a few before I go back and carve more lino away for the next colour.

Second colour down. This might just work…

Can - I Want More

Funky brilliance from the krautrock giants, as they somehow find themselves on Top of the Pops. The Evel Knievel tracksuit, an Aldi’s Lou Reed and Czukay on stand-up bass.

Everything about this clip is wonderful; even Noel Edmonds couldn’t ruin it.

1976.

Busking bark textures. Sketching with the tools. Nice slow job for a Sunday.

The start of the first new thing for a good while. Part of my ongoing series of woodland dens. This one’s the biggest to date. Likely to be five or six colours, we’ll see…

Yes Huey BBC Radio 6 Music Something’s Got To Give

Blue Monday