Preston Hoodies

Hmmmmm...

SQUIGGLES

Wanda Walking.

They are, as Flynn says, quite the team.

Well? Any requests?

The patched from Ted's Pants

Artwork for AJ Hartley's novel Cold Bath Street

I Love You Wyatt Logan quote.

'Team Lyatt' shipping design inspired by Lucy Preston and Wyatt Logan from the time travel Tv Show 'Timeless'. Only HE can call her ma'am.

Its Grim Up North

Maine Landscape 1917–1921, Preston Dickinson

This is the cover art for The Panic Project album... but it had to flipped when used for the CD cover. This is just part of the cover... the image wrapped around. The painting was originally done in 1972. You can hear and purchase the downloadable album here: perrymcdonald.bandcamp.com/album/the-panic-project

Be Excellent To Each Other

This is the original design for the ICEBERG album that was printed on the shirts in 2008... and here it is again.

Another envelope doodle from the recording sessions for my album, Songs & Inventions. And... once again I fancied it up with a little shading and highlights.

He be thumpin'!

Hmmmmm... if you like jazz... maybe you'll like this one.

Preston the pride of Lancashire

Eh.... having fun swinging in the moonlight?

This Deluxe version has more impact. Thanks Mark Darling for the suggestion!

Mission: #SaveTimeless - hashtag only.

It's Snaily!

Oh.... so picky, picky, picky...

The Music Man Broadway Hugh and Sutton Colour

Get you a squad that can travel through time.

Lansing Cat Rocks!

I drew this in 1974. I don't have the original drawing so I had to scan the best version of it that I had printed a long time ago... so, on some of these products you're going to notice the halftone dots.

The Music Man Prof. Harold Hill Suitcase

During the recording sessions for my Songs & Inventions album, I would doodle on large, manila envelopes while listening to playbacks. These are some of those doodles. I adjusted them a little by adding in some shading and highlights using Photoshop... just to give them a little more oomph.

I drew this elf version of Perry McDonald during one of the recording sessions. I really let loose on that beard for sure.

This is the logo that was used on the cover of The Panic Project album.