If you are heading to the
Tate Modern in London then keep your beady peepers peeled for these
tasty pieces of merchandise that I designed exclusively for the Tate shop on the second floor.
This signed limited edition print of 100 measures 40cm x 50cms and is a steal at only £20, click
HERE to purchase it while stocks last.
Next up is a malfunctioning robot on a T-Shirt printed on a
climate neutral cotton so it was made purely from renewable green energy. Purchase of this fine garment can be made
HERE.
Note to self, iron T-shirts before photographing them for promotional purposes. Ooops!
Lastly, the 'Scribble Cat' T-Shirt, again printed on the same
climate neutral cotton. Both Tees are £20 and you can purchase this one
HERE.
Also, please note that the cat on the tee appears to be white. He isn't. The sun was just really bright and seems to have bleached him out a bit so he doesn't look very blue in the photograph.
That's all, folks!
Opening on the 3rd March at Gallery Nucleus in Los Angeles is the 'Look at this! Look at that: A Tribute to Dr Seuss' exhibition'. The show runs until the 24th March and features 35 artists reinterpreting and paying tribute to the great Seuss himself. My submission is an edition of 10 prints, 3 of which will be available at the exhibition, and is titled 'A Hat on a Cat'.
This signed limited edition print of 100 measures 40cm x 50cms and is a steal at only £20, click HERE to purchase it while stocks last.
Next up is a malfunctioning robot on a T-Shirt printed on a climate neutral cotton so it was made purely from renewable green energy. Purchase of this fine garment can be made HERE.
Note to self, iron T-shirts before photographing them for promotional purposes. Ooops!
Lastly, the 'Scribble Cat' T-Shirt, again printed on the same climate neutral cotton. Both Tees are £20 and you can purchase this one HERE.
Also, please note that the cat on the tee appears to be white. He isn't. The sun was just really bright and seems to have bleached him out a bit so he doesn't look very blue in the photograph.
I finished this print a little late for it to go into the 'Solo-o-lio-lio' show in Falmouth but I'll keep you posted on it's availability. The print is called 'Howdy-do-di' and is a four colour screen print. It is only a small edition of 12 so contact me if you would like to know more via my website.
The second new print that will be available this autumn is called 'Howdy-do-di' and features a bird on a unicycle.
Illustration for the double review of two albums, TRICKY - Knowle West Boy and MARK STEWART - Edit. This will be featured in the July issue of Plan B. Check out the 80's blue electro- punk yeti! 
