Been watching old episodes of The Saint on ITV4 in the afternoons, reminds me of my childhood. Though I wished they wouldn't show the same episode twice a week it's always disappointing, when you've seen it only yesterday.

This is a large scale reduction lino cut I did last year for part of my MA course. It is from a series called Madrid, that was inspired by a trip I took with my friend Sorrel to see the massive Picasso exhibition held in Madrid. One night we went to a flamenco club. If you want to see more there are some on my website www.weef.co.uk in the folder called Madrid.

Drawing done from a newspaper picture

This is a pen & ink drawing done from a picture in The Guardian of the Kennedy brothers, John and Bobby.

BT Covers

Designed for The Times and BT

Open publication - Free publishing - More weef

Roger: the book

Open publication - Free publishing - More art

Roger greeting's cards

Open publication - Free publishing - More roger

Illustration Friday

Digital work

Ariel illustration

This is another illustration for Ariel

Ariel magazine illustration

When in doubt go to Steinberg

Illustration Friday

This is how English footballer players celebrate when they score a goal, by sliding across the usually wet grass on their knees - it looks great.

Illustration Friday

The theme is flawed and there couldn't be a more flawed character than DEXTER, I was watching it last night and drew this up this morning. The idea being that on one side he is as cold as ice while on the other side he is in hell

John Updike

Couldn't resist doing a caricature of John Updike, one of the great faces of American literature.

Illustration Friday

This is how I imagine the Indian rope trick ends, with the magician having to climb up to find the lost boy

Illustration Friday

These are a four, from a set of twenty greetings cards I designed that involve my character Roger. They of course were rejected by every card publisher in Britain.
So are now gathering dust with the other rejected ideas in my plan chest

Vanity Fair

Check out this amazing link and see more work by my favourite illustrator.


http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/vanityfair/nxtd/