diary

Recently rode my first (as an adult) Full Mile Without Stopping and dang it feels good

Why not?

Something gameplay for you! :-)

Into November we go… quick year is an understatement, you know?

This art is linked to my previous work. The protogonist has entered the other side of the world. A weird place but it seems familiar as this world is nothing but his consciousness and diary is just a portal which let him in here

I turned 33. Of course I spent it arting :-)

Clowning around, as you do!

It’s all twins…

Alternative realities again…

Hello there…

“Rules are for other people, I like breaking the rules!” - Todd Rundgren.

“I was born to rock the boat. Some may sink, but we may float.” - Warren Zevon.

As I’ve said before and I’ll say again, there’s never enough narwhals!

Another sketchbook finished!

Witch-crafty as always!

Lo-fi surrealism time!

As it says!

Sometimes I draw non-sea creatures…

A couple of beers, thoughts in my head about lockdown easing and Radiohead lingering in the background while I work = stuff like this.

Not as apocalyptic as it looks or sounds! Inspired by a dream I had about committing a social faux-pas of the worst kind you could imagine.

Using an old blank work diary as a sketchbook. This piece is mostly done in 2B & 6B graphite pencil with outlines in black ink.

Something very different(ish) for me… a touch of life drawing! It’s been near enough eight years since I last had a go at this sort of thing. Pleased to see I’m not too bad at it… definitely giving it another go when I can :-)

Underwater science at play here…

So here I am, 29 today. Happy birthday to me! Must mean it’s that time of the day again...

Gone to Gallifrey.

Dump those dirty oranges, if you know what I mean (and I'm sure most of you do)...

Rumblings and ramblings.

When in doubt, add a narwhal.

Landscapes too good for some.

This artwork is part of my ongoing visual diary of factory life—small, overlooked corners turned into honest moments. “Trash Talk” sits right between humor and grit… a reminder that even the most mundane places have something to say.