Austerity pictures
To take this project further - am only part way through.
I want to make handouts - A5 size- really cheap laser colour prints double sided- have picked out the best ones - these 13 - and do a big run of each(500?):
–> Bonuses are back!
–> casino (version 1)
–> Gucci
–> Aspiration
–> Celebrate
–> Bingo
–> Charitable [...]

Found this - its’ great to see others picking up my drawings and spreading my name further.

This is really great - my diagram/ drawing of “Wealth transfer explained” has been posted on Catherine Austin Fitts’ blog - on the 10th Jan 2010.

This feels like a big step forwards for me, and I think is one direction I can see myself going in more, editorial drawings/ cartoons/ graphics/ diagrams specialising in [...]

New drawing: Lloyd Blankfein (CEO of Goldman Sachs) says he’s doing God’s work.

Some images from the DIWO and the Dark Mountain exhibition & Performance - some of my drawings on the wall - here and here.

The latest e-zine platform58 issue 007 – ‘buildings’ with my ‘trouble at the big house’ artwork is now online: 

Open publication - Free publishing - More street art

President Lula of Brazil recently said he felt it was completely unfair that the poorest people in the world were suffering most for the mistakes of wealthy, Western financiers.
This was a crisis that was fostered and boosted by irrational behaviour of people that are white, blue-eyed, that before the crisis looked like they knew everything [...]

I made this drawing “The Gite Set” - over the last couple of days:
It explores the recent phenomenon of English people emigrating to France and running gites. It studies the subject from a number of angles - such as reasons why people want to do this, how dreams can be undone, socio-economic factors driving this, and [...]

Japanese bookstores are preparing for what they expect to be the publishing phenomenon of the year: Das Kapital – the manga version.
“The comic, which goes on sale early next month, plays into a growing fascination among Japan’s hard-working labour force with socialist literature and joins a collection of increasingly fierce literary critiques of the [...]

I’ve been finding it hard to keep the blog updated recently, which is a reflection of life getting in the way of my creative work. I’ve decided to try and discipline myself into making something each week, and show it online. The idea is to build up a body of work that I can try [...]