CEO's published cartoon

Another cartoon published in Vrij Nederland...

Aliens cartoon

One of the things I’ve been working on in recent months are political cartoons. The one below has been published by Dutch magazine VN last week.

Henry Brothers musicians at the Bally shoe factory in Norwich

Below are some 'spontaneous drawings' I did of the Henry Brothers musicians, who played at the opening of the Norwich Fringe Festival about a week ago at the Bally shoe factory arts space.

The Henry Brothers have a myspace, which you can find here.

Year 2000 Calendar "Centre for Women's health " (4)

And finally October to December...

Oil pastels on paper

October 2000 - Respect NAIDOC. This was a parade a parade I was involved in. The image shows ribbon dancers and the people are wearing lyrebird hats and masks - both symbols of the local Aboriginal tribe.

November 2000 - A pregnant woman dropping her baggage out of a hot air balloon and flying higher.

December 2000 - A family Christmas on the beach. An Australian tradition of making the whole family wear the same coloured clothes on the beach so they are easy find and look out for. Here the family are wearing purple and with green spots. The tree in the background are called Norfolk pine. 

Year 2000 Calendar, "Centre for Women's Health" (3)

Here's July to September...drawn in oil pastels on paper. Printed for the year 2000 in Australia.
Creating positive outcomes and futures focusing on strengths.

July 2000 - Women happily together and at peace with the world together outside the centre.


August 2000 - A single mother speaking out of there problems, to politicians and other people in high up places instead of thinking that would never happen. Training in public speaking creates the ability to help towards the right changes in society.




September 2000 - Women embracing a woman who has dropped all the baggage she collected along the way and is on the path to freedom.