Here are the finished illustrations for my exhibition. They're now nicely framed too and ready for putting on the wall.

I'm going to be participating in an exhibition in my home town of sunny sunny brighton during the month of may. As I've been working really hard on normal work for months I've really not given much thought to what I should show until the last few days. Luckily I came to the conclusion that as it's a serious art show with lots of people showing "proper" art, I should follow suit. I've decided to call my part of the show "15 LIVES" and to show 15 lives in succsession. So as a step by step thingy about putting stuff up and... erm... here's the roughs for my pictures, if you look carefully you should be able to work out the sequence of each of said 15 lives. Accompanying each page of art is going to be a page of sound effects. Now, if that's not high brow I don't know what is.

Carving a nice thruster through the waves, switching back, and gaining some radicalness.

Spring is in the air - cross country running. The best way to feel it.

A new picture for CARVE surfing magazine, featuring the "octobong".

A deep sea angler fish. It would appear that he's stopped off for some chips.

A veritable menagerie of animals.

A weird family.

Here's a history teacher. He's a very interesting chap who loves talking in a slow voice about stuff.

Here's some old people and a big cake. They're probably going to eat it when you're not looking.

Here are lots of penguins holding placards. The idea was to make them into an alphabet. I drew this years ago, probably 1998 or 1999.

Here is a tubby person pushing a skinny person over.

This is a picture I did last summer, or maybe the summer before, I don't quite recall, for a project named "The Brighton Linesmen". It was fun. And probably still would be if I had the time to continue it.