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This is a set of clock playing cards. I think these are a good idea. Suits are defined by colour, and value by the time on the 12-hour clock. This does mean that the Aces and Kings look identical, so I've added the value inside the dot in tiny lettering. Very practical indeed.
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This is based on the joynt fella I designed for www.joyntsounds.com
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This doesn't mean anything, but I like it.
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This is just a scale drawing of my scale ruler. A 1:1 scale drawing. Nuff said.
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This is a loverly picture of Saint Tony, our saviour. But wait, silly old Saint Tony has chosen to ride a red horse and carry a sword - just like the second horseman of the apocalypse. You know the one - the bringer of war. Now people are going to get the wrong idea.
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A staid old company trying to make it's products appeal to gansta yoth! (And yes, I believe that is a crackhouse in the background). This is totally immoral!
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The Cult of the Blue Monkey was an evil sect that briefly rose to power in Britain during the naughties. They failed because the monkey civilians grew to hate perfect cheap yellow bananas all year round.
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Did you know that some big companies are using the 'The Protection from Harassment Act 1997' as a means to supress peaceful protests? No? Nor did I until I saw a Channel 4 news report about it. Amazing! Do a google search on "Radley lakes".
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"I've never seen a straight banana...". This diagram demonstates the correct starting position to perform the dance that goes with the song.
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This is a peace van with barcoded driver. You can scan the driver's barcode to view his criminal record and ensure that he is peaceful.
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This is a sample page from the book "The Freeloader's Bible", a book on how to slum through life getting free stuff! Each page is limited to three graphics plates (its easier than reading).
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Greeting sign found on the outskirts of Cowlifornia (just by the compulsory weigh scales). I hear that they hardly lactate at all.
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This started as an ill-remembered memory of "Waiting for Godot". I thought the characters in that were called Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. Of course I now know that those characters were called Vladimir and Estragon. Whereas THESE characters ARE Rosencrantz & Guildenstern, from the Tom Stoppard play about two minor players in "Hamlet". Anyway both are absurdist comedies about robots are they not?
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This is the film poster for "Ten Strikes", an ulta-violent urban-horror updating of Agatha Christie's, ahem, "Ten Little Indians". It's been pointed out to me that I've actually drawn 12 strikes - I'm not amending it though.
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This is the book cover for the autobiography of Schrodinger's Cat after he escapes from Schrodinger's cruel imprisonment and forges a new career on the celebrity circuit. Another four books are planned.
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Based on the Terracota Army. But with monkeys!
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This is based on the Veve of Papa Legba. I'm thinking green flock and red leather!
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I was attempting to draw George Bush, but I think I over-simplified it too much. I do like it though as there are clearly two heads here, one face-on, and the other in profile.
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This is the power station in Croydon that they used in the film "Brazil". They knocked it down and put an IKEA there.
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This is feasible I think. The Fonz was an Italian American right, therefore most probably bought up in the Catholic tradition, and better still, Fonzie was never (to the best of my knowledge) a member of the Hilter Youth or a Nazi. In your face Ratzinger!!!
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This is a comic strip that attempts to explain the Schrodinger's Cat experiment. Unsuccessfully, mainly because I don't understand it.
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Here is another Saul Bass steal. It's me having the milk of human kindness drained from my body by various flim-flam artists.
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I'm on a horror groove. Here's a greedy monster.
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I based this fella on Gary Oldman in "Dracula".
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Like Charlie's Angels...but they kill everyone. Every week. Guaranteed.
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First off...yes it is a straight steal of "The Man with the Golden Arm" by Saul Bass. But is it really a straight steal of "The Man with the Golden Arm" by Saul Bass? Or is it in fact an elephant gingerly dipping it's toes into a river of milk? As imagined in a dream. By Starsky.
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Very interesting I thought when that great big "W" appeared on Tony Blair's forehead. Even more interesting I thought when it vanished a few days later. What does it all mean?
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This is just me with a big camouka eye.
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