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Several musical legends left us in 2016. Sadly gone too soon but never forgotten. Their legacy lives on in their music. RIP Lemmy Kilmister

Four iconic cars from four iconic British sitcoms. From top to bottom: • Joey Boswell’s Mark II Jaguar from Bread (with Joey’s mobile phone). • Del Boy and Rodney’s ‘Three Wheeler’ Reliant Regal Supervan from Only Fools And Horses. • Mr. Bean’s 1976 Mini 1000 (with door-bolt and padlock for extra security and Mr. Bean’s Teddy Bear). • Basil Fawlty’s 1972 Austin 1300 Countryman Estate. I don’t normally include people on my cars designs but that unreliable Austin did need a damn good thrashing!

The story of an adventurous young Grimm and his sardonic Blutbad, Monroe

Since there are other worlds than these and all things serve the beam could The Upside Down be another of these worlds linked to the fabled Dark Tower and the 'Demogorgon' a todash creature?

There's nothing like a To Do List to make a hard day at the office much easier to cope with - saving the good folks held hostage in Nakatomi Plaza is no exception!

Never mind all the other candidates, I am voting for Rick Astley because he is never gonna: • Give you up • Let you down • Run around • Desert you • Make you cry • Say goodbye • Tell a lie • Hurt you. That's good enough for me

One of the world’s greatest mysteries – the Loch Ness Monster otherwise known as Nessie!

Living outside the law, it was only a matter of time before Robin Hood met poetic justice...

Dungeons & Dragons was one of the best cartoons of the 1980s - and here is one of the reasons - In all their glory - the much sought after weapons of power, which Venger would literally kill to get his hands on. hank's energy bow, Sheila's cloak of invisibility, Presto's magic hat, Eric's shield, Bobby's club and Diana's staff.

An old English folk legend. Herne The Hunter was a poacher and some time gamekeeper of Windsor Forest who was killed in an unholy fashion. Now his antlered spirit is said to wander the wood, claiming the souls of those he meets. He was incorporated into the Robin Hood mythos by the 1980s TV show Robin Of Sherwood in which his appearance in Sherwood Forest encouraged Robert of Loxley to take on the mantle of the Hooded Man and defend the forest and its residents from injustice and black magic. Herne also appeared as a character in the fondly remembered BBC adaptation of the Christmas fantasy story, The Box of Delights.

Spoiled rich-kid, selfish and seemingly cowardly yet somehow the most human of Dungeon Master’s champions, Eric, with his magic shield, often placed himself between danger and the other kids, protecting them from arrows, rock falls, magic spells and more. By far my favourite of the Dungeons & Dragons characters. The emblem of a Griffin features on Eric's shield.

On November 5th, 1955 at precisely four minutes past ten in the evening the Hill Valley clock tower was struck by lightning. Please donate generously to get it up and running again! A tribute to Back To The Future.

The legitimate side of Miles Mayhem's Vicious Evil Network of Mayhem (VENOM) - Snake Oil Petrol Company. The logo for Snake Oil graced the side of his Outlaw vehicle (a tanker truck which transformed into an assault and command installation - driven by Miles "Wolf" Mayhem and Nash "Goon" Gorey). With sneaky tactics like this, only M.A.S.K. can save the day!

An iconic image from the 1980s TV show Robin of Sherwood - Robin of Locksley's defiant last stand when finally surrounded and killed by the Sheriff of Nottingham's men.

Sherlock Holmes' own brand of coffee - Now with added eyeballs. Despite appearances, it's "Surprisingly OK!"

The poster that Fox Mulder should have kept on his wall… A mash up of The X-Files and E.T. The Extra Terrestrial

A vintage BMX from the 1980s, the Raleigh Mag Burner.

Any classic Doctor Who fan knows that Adric has a gold star for his Mathematical Excellence – but just where did he get it…?

Nova, home to the Strategic Artificially Intelligent Nuclear Transport (or SAINT) - the most sophisticated robot on planet Earth. Impervious to the ravages of nature and adaptable to steaming jungles, burning deserts and frozen arctic wastes. And of course... now... Alive! Nova Robotics - the company that accidentally created Short Circuit's Johnny Five!

If there's one thing that The Hitch Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy has taught me, it's that the Babel Fish is probably the oddest thing in the universe. Well and that the Earth is mostly harmless... And that dolphins are far more intelligent than we thought... Oh, and that the Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster is the best drink in existence... And not forgetting that a towel is the most massively useful thing a hitch hiker can carry.

Meet Max, the A.I. superintendant of the ultra modern apartment block Maxwell Towers. He can do anything from control your water temperature, change your TV channel and even order you a pizza. But don’t threaten or endanger one of his beloved tenants because their well being is his prime concern. If you do, and you step into his lift, he’ll take you to meet your worst fears in his secret virtual reality suite on his hidden Thirteenth Floor. A great character from the classic 1980s banned horror comic Scream! (and later in The Eagle comic) and a fabulous addition to the pantheon of evil computers, robots and A.I.s.

There’s nothing George liked more than to hang out at Geoffrey’s Milk Bar with his droogs, Zippy and Bungle, while listening to Rod, Jane & Freddy’s Fifth Symphony. Two 1970s phenomenons collide! CITV’s Rainbow and Burgess/Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange

Roll call of the human children who starred in the classic 80s cartoon, Dungeons & Dragons. Based on the famous Experimental Jetset Beatles Helvetica design

Visit Newton Haven, home to good food and fine ales. While in our town why not partake in the Golden Mile - 12 delightful yet distinctly different pubs, each with their own unique character. Whether you come by bus, train or car you are sure to have a blast. Based on the Edgar Wright/Simon Pegg film, The World's End - design inspired by the famous 'Visit Stoke Newington' bus travel poster.

Official logo for my new short horror stories website about the fictional town of Badgers Crossing, where strange things happen. www.badgerscrossing.co.uk White Sign Post Logo on dark background

Everyone’s favourite TV Doctor is often grumpy, curmudgeonly, stubborn, arrogant, opinionated and cynical, but somehow rather likeable. But am I talking about Doctor Gregory House or Voyager’s Emergency Medical Hologram?

The greatest lip warmers committed to celluloid: The Belgian (Poirot) The Groucho (Marx) The Stranger (Sam Elliot, The Big Lebowski) The Tramp (Charlie Chaplin) The Lando (Calrissian, ‘tache of choice for double crossers and gamblers) The Magnum (Tom Selleck, The God of ’tache wearers everywhere) The Bassist (Derek Smalls, Spinal Tap – also worn by Jules Winnfield, Pulp Fiction) The Butcher (Daniel Day-Lewis, master of the unusual lip-warmer, Gangs Of New York) The Walker (Also known as The Spiv – Private Walker, Dad’s Army – also worn by early 80s Midge Ure and Mickey Pierce, Only Fools & Horses) The Gable (Frankly, I don’t give a damn) The Bandit (Burt Reynolds – Second only to Selleck in ’tache legend)

First in a series of designs inspired by my wife's love of romantic comedies. A favourite quote from Dirty Dancing which is uttered when Johnny ask's Baby's friend "What's she doing here?"

An Only Fools and Horses/Keep Calm & Carry On mash up featuring Uncle Albert's favourite yawn-inducing catchphrase.

One of my favourite quotes from Red Dwarf - series 4's opening episode, Camille. An exclamation of annoyance by the android Kryten - but in the style of the 'Keep Calm And Carry On' craze

I Love It When A Plan Comes Together - If only it were this easy...

An Only Fools and Horses/Keep Calm & Carry On mash up featuring one of Del Boy's favourite catchphrases about his dippy little brother Rodney.

A mash up of the Keep Calm And Carry On posters and a quote by Kryten in the Red Dwarf 4th series episode Justice. "Screw down my diodes and call me Frank!"

Well you didn't expect the Empire to sit back and let the Rebellion carry out an massive attack unprepared did you? A mash up of ROTJ's Admiral Ackbar and Massive Attack's Blue Lines album

If someone who has been brought to life in a lab by lightning is killed, is it murder?

A generation of TV viewers have grown up hiding behind sofas and under cushions from the Doctor's scariest enemies, peering with squinted eyes through parted fingers, too terrified to look but too engrossed to look away. I hoped to capture this paradoxical fear and fun in this nostalgic design.