Sea Bishops old and new.

Here's another Sea Bishop I did and below you can see how they looked in the olden days. I love the images of animals, made up or otherwise you see on Medieval and Tudor wood cuts.

Sea Bishop

I'm always super impressed with the ink pictured of Jonathan Edwards and he told me all about the wonders of brush pens. So I thought I'd tryt some. A lot of the outlines in my usual fare are done with a black pentel brush pen, but these ones with the squeezy re-fillable abdomens (I'm sure that's the technical term) are so much fun to use.

Here's a sea bishop, which probably has an ink sac so I'm starting off relevant...

Stick Man

Here's a stick man who has drawn a self portrait of himself....

The Jones

Regard this handsome specimen in all its three dimensional beauty. It's Matt JOnes beautifully rendered by Caitlin Ashford based on a little drawing I did. It's a perfect likeness.

Long playing

 Here's a detail from a piece I created for the upcoming vinyl based show that the lovely chaps at Flatties are organising. All the canvases are old records. Remember them? Don't worry I'll keep you posted so you won't miss where and when it's on so keep your eyes on Calamari Royale and I'll see you there in the Spring.