Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy Tapestries

Goodbye and Thank You For All The Fish (So Long and Thanks For All The Fish). Japanese style artwork for the fantastic Douglas Adams novel. Inspired by Tadanori Yokoo. This version is in halftone, there is also a version with a linen texture effect

Shark week.

Goodbye and Thank You For All The Fish (So Long and Thanks For All The Fish). Japanese style artwork for the fantastic Douglas Adams novel. Inspired by Tadanori Yokoo. This version has a linen texture appearance, also available in a halftone style

One of the truly great intellects from a race of pan-dimensional beings

And don't forget your towel!

The answer to life, the Universe, and everything.

Cosmic Cutie AKA Jeremy Pacman from the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy original American release book covers. Hand drawn in high resolution for a crisp print.

42 Life The Universe Everything

42 the answer to all of lifes questions, for the Douglas Adams fan

Pangalactic Gargle Blaster

Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy Fan Art. Any similarities to famous brand drinks is purely coincidental. This has been reviewed for copyright and is deemed both a parody and no marks are the same as similar black and white branded spirits. Stop trying to take my artwork down – go pick on someone else. Thanks.

H2G2

Deep Space Colonisation Pods search out habitable planets to propagate their spoors and begin the cycle of life. Whilst traveling, the ParentShip incubates a backup pod to provide multi generational spoors for seeding. All pods are designated a 3 digit code comprising numeral/alpha/numeral. No-one knows why.

Don't talk to me about life

Number 42 with mice, inspired by the answer to life, the universe and everything. For both science and science fiction fans.

Do you know where your towel is?

“Share and Enjoy” is of course the slogan of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation Complaints Division and was displayed in three mile high illuminated letters near the SCCCD which now covers the major land mass of three medium sized planets. Unfortunately its weight was such that shortly after it was erected it collapsed and dropped nearly half its length. The protruding upper halves of the letters now appear, in the local language, to read “go stick your head in a pig” and are no longer illuminated except at times of special celebration.

This is the scene depicted on the cover of Jay Key's sci-fi adventure comedy, How to Pick Up Women with a Drunk Space Ninja (Book I in The Adventures of Duke LaGrange)

Life, don’t talk to me about life (blue print alternative)

Disaster Area

Space is big. Really Big. To get around in a jiffy, the improbability drive is the best way to narrow the gap between two points in the space-time continuum. It is also a popular means to get to the restaurant and the end of the universe!