WonderWebb

Dip pen and ink drawing inspired by a trip to Mont Saint-Michel and a Russian Communist poster of 1920 - obvious isn't it!

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).

York Cathedral, UK, in the golden hour, bathed in sunshine, or perhaps a metaphor for one's spiritual journey? Acrylic on canvas.

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

Acrylic painting on canvas of street buskers in Ceret, France on a hot summer afternoon.

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.

Scratchboard illustration of a bulldozer on Hastings beach (southeast coast of the UK) near where I live. The local fishermen use them to drag their boats up the shore as most of their winches no longer work.

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

Acrylic painting of Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson on canvas, based on contemporary portraits. Famous for his inspirational leadership and unconventional battle tactics, culminating in his victory over the French fleet at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805 during the Napoleonic Wars.

A gentleman in a suit expressing suprise. Linocut print.

A white mouse or maybe a rat. Linocut print.

Jaw-dropping linocut print.

A euphemism for having fun, in case this is Greek to non-English people or anyone younger than 50.

Scraperboard illustration of a magnificent English Longhorn I came across on a walk in Dorset, UK.

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

For serious veggies - one of a series of foodie designs. Montage.

Pop art version of my linocut (also available) of Alexander the Great - the Macedonian king who was undefeated in battle and at 30 years ruled an empire stretching from Greece to India.

Strictly for carnivores. Montage. Part of a series of food designs.

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

Acrylic painting on canvas of Field Marshal Arthur Wellesley, the 1st Duke of Wellington (1769-1852). The man who stopped Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815 - but then you knew that otherwise you wouldn't be here!

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.

Inspired in part by the work of John Martin and Pieter Bruegel the Elder. Created with dip pen and ink, watercolour and pastel pencils. One of several fantasy illustrations I have available.

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

For those people like me who are into eating fungus. Montage.

Well it's a picture of Shakespeare with an orange background. Dip pen and orange paint.

Montage from old Victorian engravings.

Spartan hoplite warrior c480BC with transverse crest and shiny teeth. Linocut print.

Linocut of the German monk Martin Luther, one of the greatest Reformers in the history of the Christian church.

Similar to my Beowulf design but without the name 'Beowulf'.

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

Surf's up! Linocut.

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 Alexander the Great - from one of many busts of the King of Macedon - undefeated in battle and at 30 years of age ruled an empire stretching from Greece to India.