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Retro style purple robot inspired by Japanese tin toys of the 1950s and 60s.

Linocut print of three pink cadillacs in a retro style. Why not drive them away today?

For the demigod in your life. Based on the bust of Alexander the Great.

Linocut of this iconic aircraft from the golden age of airline travel in the forties and fifties.

In your fifties or into the fifties? Maybe this will satisfy. Photomontage of fifties travel adverts for those with a wanderlust.

Black retro style robot invading a planet near you. Linocut print.

My homage to 50s and 60s attempts at ‘future’ space travel. Monochrome version available. Graphic pen on drafting film.

Retro design inspired by a Tacoma motel sign. Linocut print.

Linocut of a red robot with laser eyes in a retro comic style - based on the eyewitness account of a St Leonards-On-Sea resident (allegedly). Or maybe inspired by 50s toys, comics and sci fi b movies.

Linocut inspired by my dad’s pipe rack and wonderful collection of pipes.

How to open and serve an oyster. Hand drawn with calligraphy.

Linocut print inspired by Japanese 1960s tin toy robots (also available in an English version).

A thegn was an Anglo-Saxon nobleman into jazz music. Wacom tablet and Photoshop.

If Clint was a Norman knight. Wacom tablet and Photoshop.

A retro style painting of an iconic building on the seafront of my home town in the UK. Marine Court was built to resemble a Cunard ocean liner - and it does! There are more of these in the same style.

Retro comic style guy taking a trip in his rocket powered suit.

Linocut print of a classic British 'light' car of the 1960s (as ssen flying in a certain movie).

Linocut of three of these curious looking animals I saw in St James’s Park, London.

I live in Hastngs, UK, home to the Norman invasion in 1066 by the Vikings under William the Conqueror (yes, they weren't Frenchmen - Norman = North-men). Adobe Photoshop and a Wacom tablet.

My homage to 50s and 60s attempts at ‘future’ space travel. Colour version available. Graphic pen on drafting film.

Linocut of jazz sax player featuring colours inspired by Picasso's 'Three Musicians' in a retro vintage style.

Based on the bust of Alexander the Great - for those who think they are truly legendary folks.

Views of seaside towns where I live in the UK, painted in a retro style. NOTE: these are now available as single images. 1. St Leonards, my home town, features an apartment block built in the style of a Cunard ocean liner. 2. Hastings Old Town shows one of the two funicular railways and some of the fishermen’s net huts. 3. Bexhill depicts the iconic De La Warr Pavilion (pronounced Delaware) as seen through the bandstand, and 4. Hastings shows part of the Victorian pier, reconstructed after a fire destroyed it in 2010. The pier won the RIBA Stirling Prize in 2017.

Linocut originally created for an article in the New York Times - food for thought.

Linocut print of a robot inspired by Japanese tin toys and b movies of the 1960s.

Linocut print of a cute baby - not based on anyone in particular - a generic baby!

Pen and ink drawing of a zombie Roman army - based on a personal encounter. Fortunately I lived to tell the tale - or did I?

A retro style digital painting of the iconic art deco style De La Warr Pavillion on the seafront near my home town in the UK. There are more of these in the same style.

Linocut of a robot inspired by Japanese sci-fi movies and tin toys of the 1960s. A Japanese version is also available.

Vintage woodcut style number five. Linocut print.

Robot love at a rural electricity supply pole with a distribution box - of course! Based on a view from my sister's home on the Dorset coast, UK. Ink on paper using a dry brush technique.

When a giant robot meets a rural electricity supply pole with distribution box there's bound to be fireworks!

Petrifying! This is one mean sister. Based on Hesiod's description of the three gorgons. Pen and ink on draftfilm.

Linocut print of a classic British car of the 1950s.

A retro style Photoshop painting of the fishermen's net huts in my local UK seaside town, Hastings. The background features one of two funnicular railways. There are more of these in the same style.

Restored in 2017, this magnificent 1930s art deco Odeon cinema is in York. Now an Everyman cinema, they've ingeniously illuminated the 'E' of 'Odeon'. Linocut print.