Description: Something that came out of working with the 31K bar in Nottingham, whose establishment had once been the premises of tool merchants T.S.Kaye & Sons. The vintage oilcan is one of their products - made at Joseph Kaye's works in Leeds - and the backdrop consists of pages from their tool catalogue, which were all hand drawn by William Henry Kaye. Find further info on the operations of the Kaye family here: https://tskayeandsons.weebly.com/and-now.html
Description: This started as a quick knee-jerk response to some news article and was going to be a throwaway design but it proved so popular that it's since had a couple of print runs. Now it's on RB and is available on almost the entire range of products, and I went all-out to ensure that they are each a perfect fit ;)
Description: Dr Death himself! The "victim" character was originally known as "Dr Black" but had his name changed to "Mr Boddy" for the US market. I would've stuck with the proper version but Dr Orchid had already claimed that particular title and none of the other characters are "misters". Besides, I liked "Mr Boddy", as it reminds me of an Alan Partridge episode :p The character has kept the appropriate colour, here in the form of a black swan, pictured in his final resting place, the cellar. If anybody desperately wants a "Dr Black"-titled version of this then drop me a message and I'll be happy to provide ;)
