I will be showing some bicycle related drawings next month at bike boutique Meighan O' Toole
A contraption that interests me, geometrically inexcusable in it's execution - Note: missing pedals? YEP...i suck.
I'm back from the 
I'll be showing new works at
Better late than never! a large slice of love to; The Science Of Creativity , Dept Of One and No Legacy 
The above pedlars will accompany an article by Anthony McCrossan titled 'My World Championship. Somewhere within Issue 3 of 
Earlier this month, 
The Joyful Bewilderment
Pitch for an ad agency in France. Brief - black dude, basketball under arm, sneakers, slim jeans, checked shirt. The actual job has nothing to do with this dude...that much I do know.
It appears to be that time again! 
The eternally RADICAL soulful treatlet, which carries the unquestionable tag-line of positivity 'Happy Mag For kids'this a way.
I have to constantly remind myself to stretch. Slumped over a desk for long periods of time reeks havoc on your trunk.
Chronicle Books in San Francisco.
I've finally got round to building a simple website to house my various commercial projects. You can can have a looksee 
Thanks to the following folk who have kindly featured my work on their sites - Curious Fiend, Share Some Candy (courtesy of Ben Javens) , Happy Cavalier, Made By Barrett, Yay! Everyday and FFFFound.
Yes siree, it's up! after an epic journey, which for me began in the South of England and ended in the North, clocking in at just over 17 hours traveling, and a further 7 hours of nail banging, poscaing, scissoring and threading. The joyful Bewilderment second show opened to a truly humbling turn out once again. You can view pictures on 
We've just ironed out the details for Part 2 of The Joyful BewildermentAnalogue BooksOpening times:
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Since I moved down to the coast, I've pondered the idea of taking up surfing. Maybe this summer I'll make it a real world realism.
I just whisked this over the wires to Italy, for an exhibition the talented Mattia Botta aka Geometric Bang
CLAB
Above is the flyer & below the Artists involved.
I've come into contact with one of these...so I'm currently orbiting a dusty vortex filled with befuddlement and nothingness.
Still high on my 'would like to have' list is one of these furry prowlers. I'm gonna need to seriously sweet talk our landlady first, in order to make this a real world happening.
Thankyou for the invite Julia!
I'm currently working on "
I have 5 copies left of my 
Stufferings shop.
These chaps are hitching a ride on a fleet of wind turbines. Originally this was for my agents calender, but a fellow 
The Artists Guide
Poster for the 
This here colouring in page will feature In the Autumn issue of Anorak
The Outcrowd Collective Proudly Presents....Holly Wales, 
Illustration to accompany an article for Memphis magazine - titled 'Linguistic Limbo - it's not what you say. well, yes it is.' by Frank Murtaugh. It's essentially about how we have become frustratingly comfortable/lazy using the same adjectives, mainly slang to describe everything we do, instead of trying to expand our vocabulary utilising all the rich words in existence.
So along with getting my valentine image selected for the 2009 AI Annual, I was consequently invited by the studio in charge of designing the publication 
A few snaps of my work on the 
So here are the final SOYJOY print ads which are currently running in a bunch of ladies leisure & health publications. The girl waving bums me out something chronic, the original one i supplied was, in my humble opinion...900 times better than this cutesy number. You win some you lose some.
Lovely idea this...
I have an upcoming show at Projekts Gallery in Manchester titled 'The Sensible Somewhere' which opens on the 25th July, if you're about it'd be a pleasure to make your acquaintance!
There's an interview in the latest MODART (Issue 17) which took place a while back now between Myself and Jo Waterhouse, if you happen to stumble upon a copy then by all means give it a read. Don't blame me if you nod off however and miss your stop. Thanks & Lovings to Jo!
I was recently contacted by the delightful Meighan O' Toole, whom resides in the dear old US of A, Meighan put a lovely little post on her blog about me and my fafferings. 'My love for you' is a beautifully collated, regularly updated blog with the raddest artists, music, books and other such Art related treatlets from all over the world. So I thoroughly advise you swiftly zapp on over and prepare for sore eyeballs. Thanks Meighan you're a top lady x
Rough images for SOYJOY. If okayed, these will be utilised for print to promote the new 'optimism' ad campaign. If you're not of the female persuasion, my guess is you won't be coming across either of these images anytime soon. Unless of course you happen to shoulder peak whilst your broad is reading any of the following periodicals; Marie Claire, Vogue, Cooking Light and Conscious Choice amongst others. The final ads will run alongside the 30 sec TV spot I worked on, which can be viewed below.
RPA, myself, and LAIKA an animation studio based in Portland, Oregon. It's 1 of 3 animated commercials promoting the product during 'Green Week' on NBC. However it can now be seen on all national cable channels. Thanks and double thumbs up to Kelly, Monika, Aaron and Jan for making this an enjoyable and rewarding project to be apart of.
Myself and the fairmaiden have been discussing the idea of adopting a cat like creature, this drawing came as a result of this chin waggle.
Two Illustrations to accompany a short story titled 'You find a way of keeping it together' for a hip literary publication called 'Word of Mouth' compiled by Mr Robin Kirkman.
I've just finished up 17 illustrations for ACE's new microsite, which has been patiently built by the talented Dane Marije De Hass; at sterling web company
Set 2 variants. I'm currently working on a couple of others, I'll bung these up when they're worthy of your eyeballs!
Here are the 1st set of t-shirt designs I submitted to be inspected by Carhartt's people for worthiness!
This here is a Mule, to accompany an article for...well I'm not too sure actually? I do know however that he's on his way over to the other side of the Atlantic, and he's packed his dick pokers.
I was recently interviewed for Issue 17 of the Swiss based 
here.
Illustration to accompany a story explaining how Britain came to be an island, written by Sophie Cleyet-Marrel. This will feature in the March issue (6) of the wonderfully unique paper bound treat 
For those that have and those that haven't, please remind yourself that you shouldn't have to be informed when to pamper your lover. This marketing scam has been cheekily embedded in our psyches, bringing with it unnecessary stress. It needs to be banished to another dimension, taking all evidence that the Prodigy ever existed with em.
This image was originally published early 2005 by 
I created a 20 page zine for Analogue bookstore at the end of last year, you can purchase the lo-fi fella for a purse friendly £3.00 from 
I recently started a new job as a teaching assistant, working primarily with 12 year old children who are at risk of being permanently excluded from school. I've pondered how long it will be before I resort to using the above line. The font is constructed from 113 individual pencils, I lend out a lot of pencils in this job.
Illustration to accompany an article outlining the benefits and rising popularity of Co-housing in the US of A.
This is a promotional mailing list card I did for 
Carhartt here to find out how you could be eligible of winning yourself £100 pounds worth of Carhartt garmentry. Big Thanks to Kara Collins for hooking this one up!
Here's a few flicks from the recent Carhartt/Illustrated Ape Danny Sturgess, Bob London & myself. The show is up throughout December so go have a peek see. The ltd edtn Artist t-shirts can be purchased from 
The Artists Guide to Dressing Fancy is being realised right now by Big Apple dwellers Matt Cassity & Sam Spratlin. Click on the link header for more info on their second visually inspiring paper bound delight. Thanks for the invite Matt!
Thanks to Russell and Julie for inviting me to take part in 'Take to the Woods', a group exhibition at Analoguehere.
Above are some concepts for a 2008 calender my agent 
Russell & Julie have kindly invited me to participate in what promises to be a really great group show at Analogues Gallery in Edinburgh. This will be the last show of 2007, so pop in and witness the awesomeness if you're in the vicinity!
This is something I'll hopefully be working on each month as of December for Document Skateboarding Magazine. I'm teaming up with my pal Oliver Todd, honing his creative writing skills for a collaborative mini ditzy titled 'Episode'. Should be good!
Two colour in fashion spreads for the winter issue (5) of 
This image will feature in the next Issue of The Illustrated Ape, it's to accompany the regular Hector G section which deals with readers letters...the letters will feature on the right hand side of the printed version.
Here's a selection of pages from my forthcoming Running Amok Zine (issue 18) titled 'Pondering' for the lovely Independent bookshop - Analogue in Bonnie Scotland. Many Thanks to Russell the proprietor for his outstanding patience and for inviting me to be a part of the Running Amok family, an honour indeed! Click the link header to visit the Analogue website where you will soon be able to purchase a copy of my Zine , not to mention a veritable host of visually inspiring carefully sourced paper bound delights.
So this is the final version of the 'What Am I' spread which can be seen in the lovely Autumn issue (4) of Anorak 'The Happy Mag For Kids' out now.
Two paintings 'Rise' & ' Thought diamonds' which I made for my Spine show earlier this year.
Jo Waterhouse invited me to participate in the 5th show this year, a group effort, at the prestigiously dinky Spine Gallery in Worcester. This particular show was all about Curious Creatures, brilliant bundle of Image makers involved and Jo produced a delightful ltd edition b&w Zine to accompany the show. Click on the link header for more info on this interesting spectacle!
Paul Roberts aka Monsters Monsters invited me to collaborate on a piece for a show he was curating titled 'This Is For You' . Paul sent out an array of his signature monsters and asked each artist to do as they pleased! He received an overwhelming response from some great Artists; Michael Seiben, Travis Millard, Ian Stevenson and 34 others all jumped on board. Please click on the header to view pictures from the opening night. If you'd like to make friends with Monster Roberts and his Monster Family then please go
My friend Jo Waterhouse who I worked with on the first Concrete to Canvas book currently runs a blog on the Modart website, she decided to interview some of the artists to see what they've been up to since the book was released in 2005. Click the link header to see what trouble I've been getting myself in to. Muchos Loveos Jo Jo!
I've been getting some kind publicity from Italy lately. No Knock Room is a contemporary art portal whose main purpose is to support emerging artists and to showcase the various trends in contemporary art. It's an independent project started in November 2006 by Bia Lamarca. Thanks Bia!
A few months back on a day trip to Barcelona with the sterling happy snapper Leo from Sidewalk , we got chatting and he reckoned I should shoot a sequence of a new trick I'd just learnt as he was unaware of it being done before. I decided to take Master Sharpiro up on his offer, dusted off the old stunt stick, painted a simple small mural at the skate park in Birmingham where the stunt would be performed (due to the unpredictable English weather which is predictably wet). After a fair few tries, 22 if memory serves me correctly the above trick was captured. I decided to lay out my own spread, unfortunately the wood background looked lighter on screen, after it had been printed I learnt a valuable lesson! Nothings as it seems. Thanks to Leo, Ben & Horsely for being BOSS!
Here are some spots I just finished for the Autumn issue of Anorak 'The Happy Mag for Kids" . The final piece is actually a double page spread consisting of 10 wild lifers in total, I was asked by Rob aka the Art Director aka Supermundane to make them slightly quirky in colour and composition so the yoots found it a little less obvious to guess what they are. Well I did my best but you cannot pull the wool over children's eyes! I'll put the finished product up when it's locked down and ready for airing. X
I received some Good news at the beginning of the month...I was one of three winners in the Carhartt design an advert competition, in conjunction with The Illustrated Ape Mag. Thanks to Mike, Pete, Kara and Tim for your kind words and outstanding customer service. YOU RULE!
I was recently interviewed for an interesting blog titled 'Elvis In Hawaii' compiled by the very pleasant Claudio Parentela over in Italy. If you'd like to find out what I had to say for myself, then click 
here there's a bunch of great interviews on there with James Jarvis, Kris Chau and Sean McGaughey. Thanks Claudio x
This image will feature in the forthcoming issue of Plan B, it's to accompany a review on Dirty Space Disco. Check out this dudes danglies in that tight lycra all in one...horrible!
Chinese classical trained pianist wins £1500 in an online stock picking contest, does my image successfully portray this?
I have a selection of images on the new Modart website, If you click on the link header above you will be directed to the online gallery, once there just search by name for the artists whose work you fancy perusing. Thankyou to Jo Waterhouse for hooking this one up!
Everytown has it's own storyteller to pass down it's history and keep local legends alive whether it's a singer or an old drunk. In Krugerville this duty falls to Joel Thibodeau from Death Vessel, a sagelike storyteller, full of wisdom and experience who captivates his crowds with his songs. The kind of guy people travel from miles around to hear, like a prophet but with an extremely high pitched voice, he's bit of an oddball really! The above illustration will feature in the forthcoming issue of Kruger Magazine.
I'm delighted to hear that my work has been selected by the good people over at Dazed and Confused Magazine. Some of my outpourings are now encased within the RISE section of the Dazed Digital website, amongst a host of talented image makers and there unique visual delights. Many thanks go to D&C's Art Director Peter Stitson for deciding that my work was strong enough to make the cut and Francisco Salvado for putting it up there!
So last night saw the unveiling of the Cherryvale Skateboards Co. exhibition in London. I proudly have the above skateboard on display alongside my friends Marcus, Tsz and French. Big thankyous to Jason and Valerie for inviting me, what a splendid turnout! If you want to check out the show for yourselves you can do so by directing your legs to this establishment (click on flyer).
These are some potential ad designs I entered for a competition that Carhartt held in conjunction with The Illustrated Ape Magazine...It's really a cunning way for Carhartt to get fresh advertising for nowt...the swines!
The above illustrations are for an article on Eco-Tourism and will run in issue 15 of the beautiful independent magazine 'Stranger' based in Falmouth, Cornwall. I had fun doing these! visit the link on the header to find a stockist near you.
This is for an album review on THE TUSS (Aphex Twin) that I recently bodged together for the July issue of Plan B magazine. I was super busy, the deadline loomed like the artificial stench from a haze plug in, so I had very little time to think of something more fitting...I'm ashamed of my effort!
I recently did some posters for the Cow Pr agency in London to brighten up their office. After some deliberation they decided on the top image.
The Outcrowd were recently interviewed and photographed for issue 6 of Ten4 magazine and asked about the perks and pitfalls of running a creative collective. Above is a photo taken for the article wearing some masks I made. You can view our thoughts in magazine format or online http://www.channel4.com/4talent/ten4/collectives.htm , we're in good company.
Folk don't seem willing to smile these days and it costs nothing. This image continues my usage of the non-colour black, some might say i'm latching on to my Goth years.
Two of the above images were submitted for 
Untitled book 7.
This here's an illustration I spliced together to accompany Anoraks quarterly newsletter.
US Arts & Culture Magazine Juxtapoz have kindly put a selection of photos from my show on their website, follow the link and peruse at your leisure... http://www.juxtapoz.com/jux/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=964&Itemid=62
This illustration is to accompany a review in the May issue of PlanB for a French dance compilation that's just been released on Edbanger records.
Here are some alternative modes of travel which are far less harmful to dear old Mother Earth. NOW GO SOURCE ONE please!!!
So... The Outcrowd Collective were invited back to exhibit at the second 'Ink This' group show in Leceister. Brett & Gurps the curators asked if i'd decorate one section of the panoramic window for them and the above photos document what I did. I've chronologically arranged them so you can see the despair on my face at the prospect of filling a large piece of glass on my todd in absolutely baltic conditions; right the way through to reflecting on the finished piece over a non-alcoholic beer? The exhibition will be touring next month to London and The Coningsby Gallery, after that it's off to Hong Kong with a possible book in the pipeline published by Idn.
Toby sent me (with a little assistance from Marcus Oakley, thanks Marcus) the finished Moondog t-shirt I drew a little while ago for Suburban Bliss. I'm really pleased with how it's come out, with all the detail very much intact. Above are some pages from the new brochure and a close up of Moondogs head so you can get an idea of the detail for yourselves. Now click on the top heading link and go treat yourself to one please!
Here's an illustration of Bukowski I did for last seasons range of Suburban Bliss t's, it was well received by all accounts.
There's a review of Anorak Magazine on the 'First Sight' section inside the April issue of Creative Review. The theme for this issue is the environment and how important our role as designers is in helping to promote the reduction of our collective carbon footprint. They have used two of my spreads from the Obu Story I illustrated too...and I get a mention underlined in red...Radical!
This is a portrait of me and the fairmaiden. Just getting a brief sniff of the country last thursday was enough to turn my skin green with delight (although the image does maybe portray an unhappy, somewhat ill looking mugg). I can assure you this is my over the moon face you see before you.
The fairmaiden has just found out she's got herself a job, teaching little people in Exeter. Term starts this September, so off we trottle down South to the country. I'm fully stoked, but also pretty apprehensive about the move, I don't yet know how i'm going to survive there? any ideas would be greatly appreciated!
I turned 28 last month and i'm thoroughly looking forward to hereditary baldness by the time I reach 30. I'm hoping some long overdue hair will finally spread across my chops before then, just to balance things out abit.
I have a tendancy to leave important things to the very last possible minute, which causes irregular heart palpitations, unnervingly frequent trips to the lavatory and occasionally I'll go the full hog and happy slap myself into unconsciousness.
I like to listen to Folky music when i'm drawing. Herman Dune gets alot of air play as does Joni Mitchell and Donovan.
Above are 3 of 8 spreads I did for the next issue of Anorak magazine. The short story's about Obu the Ostrich who's really unhappy because he wants to enter the Bondoogo Bush Animal Olympics but he can't fly like all the other birds. Obu eventually discovers that he doesn't have to be like the rest of the birds, if he just realises what he can do then everything will be fine and dandy. The Guardian recently reviewed Anorak on their blog as did Creative match, I was more than chuffed to get a mention. If you're curious to hear what they had to say on this inventive and sincere publication then by all means visit the following links below. Much love goes out to Supermundane & Cathy Olmedillas for hooking me up with this one to illustrate!!!
Here's one of the designs I recently completed for a new t-shirt company called Co7 titled 'Let the Hope kite sail'. I was put in touch with the two guys running the project by Miss Lucy Mclaughlan from Beat13 who went to university with one of them. Lucy was too busy to do a design so instead kindly recommended that they have a look at The Outcrowd Collective website, which they did and contacted me after my work struck a chord with one of the chaps, thankyou Master Davies.
Here we have a grinning pussy and some faces I drew for the Mother agency in New York. The cat's been chosen to feature on the Flip networking sites advertising campaign .
A very clever & funny man indeed. This illustration was for a tribute article on Mr Hicks for Modart Magazine in Austria.
This is what will happen if we don't start looking after our environment properly, I hope I never have to wake up one day and see this image in my back garden!
This little fellow thinks he has no style, I beg to differ! just look at his striking pink jacket with orange detailing. Lovely. Chin up fella, there are no flies on you.
This is the new 2007 splash page for my website http://www.citydreamer.co.uk/ . Shameless self promotion.
Yes, it's the simple things that matter to me most, like a nice stroll in the woods with my better half, or a roll on the stunt stick to the shops and back to pick up a sunday paper.
One of my favourite British bands of all time. Ray Davies is a genius. When I contemplate the veritable array of whimsical earjoy this fellow has written it blows my head right off my neck, Autumn Almanac, you really got me, dedicated follower of fashion, see my friends and death of a clown being some of his most magical.
This chaps off fishing! I used to enjoy the occasional fishing trip, i've caught a few perch in my time. It's all about stealth you don't need a rod, just tip toe up to the waters edge, wearing the above headgear, slip yourself gently into the river, submerge, and keep your arms & hands wide open! Fish love a hug.
I can be a right muppet sometimes if i'm totally surrounded by people i've never met before!
Illustration for Plan B Mag to accompany an album review of The Mass' latest offering.
So New Years been and gone, I managed to stear clear of my usual two beer narcolepsy and stayed awake to see 2007 in with my friends. I'd been quaffing the rouge veno for most of the evening like a prize tit, and around 3am started to feel somewhat giddy and vacant, so I promptly removed myself from public view and made myself a little better with the aid of my hand......pleasant?
To me this band conjures up images of paisley, pinks and magentas. But for some reason I used none of these for this picture? and where's the lovely Nico you ask.... Sorry.
I illustrated the Offspring Section titled 'Fabled Conceptions of Celebrity Freaks' for the current issue of The Illustrated Ape magazine. The overall theme for this issue was 'Heroes'.
This illustration was used way back in the June/July issue of Plan B for an album review on Quasis' latest offering 'when the going gets dark'. I thought it was very apt for this time of year.
I'm a really big fan of Talking Heads. My favourite album is probably Speaking in Tongues, no 77, actually it's More Songs About Buildings and Food, no wait it's Remain in Light, as a matter of fact it's Little Creatures. I guess they're all pretty shit hot!
This is a Christmas present for a lady who likes birds. Here we have a Robin and a House Sparrow. They were each going to have speech bubbles with passing pleasantries noted inside. But I opted to leave these out because they crowded the composition. Anyway it's off to be framed on Friday. Hope she likes it.
It's super chilly outside right now, so I hope you're wrapping up warm when venturing outdoors. I tend to get a little depressed this time of year. I find I draw more at night when it's quieter and dark, my illustrations therefor have a chillier feel about them.
My submission for the annual publication 'If you could do anything tomorrow what would it be?' set up by designers Will Hudson and Alex Bec. I'm always trying to make sense of the unsenseable, so tomorrow if I had the option I'd like to stop doing this!
I was commissioned to design 75 icons, emoticons, headings and various other illustrations for US Teen Vogues new networking site 'Flip'. This one is about those dreaded bad hair days.
Another one for Vogue, this was inspired by individuality and how some people are considered fashion crisis' by certain groups of people and hailed as trend setters by others. The girl above is my kind of trend setter, rocking bold colours, a maternity dress and some bucklefast plimsoles.
This is one of three girls accessory icons I designed for Vogue. Here we have a talking purse.
I designed this poster to coincide with the annual Supersonic festival held at the Custard Factory in Birmingham. Capsule the event organisers asked 8 illustrators to interprate the words emergence/undergrowth/eco-system. Limited to a three colour palette consisting of Grey, Black and Pink, this was my effort.
I designed this poster to advertise Creative Alliances 'After Hours' program, it will have some information on it before it's whisked off to the printers.
I illustrated this for H&M, it was used as an advertorial exclusively for a new childrens magazine called Anorak. A sticker sheet consisting of clothes from their Autumn kids range accompanied my spread. The idea being, the child/children could have fun dressing the woodland creatures in various Scandinavian based garmentry.
This here's a rejected design for the t-shirt company Surburban Bliss, mainly due to the awkward composition. So I've recently tweaked the image, removed the floor, and framed the characters. Fingers crossed the revised version gets the go ahead next year.
This is an illustration of Louis T. Hardin more widely known as Moondog, a revered pioneer on the Avant-Garde/Minimalist scene in New York. Moondog became blind after an accident with a dynamite cap at the age of 17 and wrote all his music in braille. He Studied Music at the Iowa School for the Blind and later at Memphis. Moondog moved to New York in 1943 with no contacts and only one months rent with the intention of getting closer to the 20th C classical scene. For the next 30 years he became something of a cultural enigma. Positioning himself on 54th Street and Avenue, later known as Moondog corner, he would entertain crowds playing his compositions on home made drums and some portable keyboards, whilst reciting his own poetry. His eccentricity was furthered by the sporting of a long beard and a spear. He also wore home made clothes consisting of a robe, a Vikings helmet and leather patchwork trousers. His influence can be seen today in bands like Sterolab, and much of his work has been sampled by contemporary musicians around the globe. This illustration has been selected for the 2007 Suburban Bliss t-shirt range.
My friend Marcus inspired me to start riding a bicycle again. You can get to places very quickly and it costs nothing but a little human energy. It's a convenient mode of transport which helps to keep you fit too. Thankyou Marcus.
I often overhear people in the street muttering various things, here's a few of those mutterings.
Surrounding yourself with good friends is important. I feel very blessed to have such a lovely bunch of friends surrounding me. They make me laugh, cry and question my sanity.
I think the majority of elderly people are pretty cool. They mooch and dodder about at their own leisure, have interesting stories to tell, drive whilst just about peering over the steering wheel of their automobiles, most are refreshingly polite to. So this is my homage to the good old folk out there getting things done! This image has been selected for inclusion in the annual Sydney based Semi-Permanent book 07.
This here is an illustration of electronic music wizard Thomas Dolby for an album review column in Plan B magazine. He's most revered for his breakthrough track 'She blinded me with science' released in the mid 80's. Mr Dolby fans will be delighted to hear that he has new material out after 20 years in Kate Bush like hiding.
I have a little interview in Fused Magazine, if you'd like to digest it swiftly online then you can do so 
This 'Hey' image is for the Fused 2007 Calender. On reflection it should have said 'where do the flipping days go' in that speech bubblefest, never mind.
Here we have a portrait of the late great author and poet Charles Bukowski, i'm a big fan of his work so it was a pleasure to draw him for Tobys' t-shirt company 'Surburban Bliss'.
Marcus Oakley kindly invited me to illustrate the Celeb Death Flash-Reincarnation Special section, for the 1976 inspired issue of The Illustrated Ape Magazine, which he Art Directed alongside the very talented Marcus Walters from New Future Graphic. I also painted an Ape for the collaborative front cover, all the contributors in this issue were asked to do one. Mines the one with the orange face, back row, third from the left.
Here we have an illustration for a re-issues compilation review in this months issue of Plan B magazine.
