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Supposedly the Spartans fought to the death (but actually the odd surrender wasn't unheard of!)

Mondays aren't everyone's cup of tea. Personally I don't have a problem with them, but this is for all the people who do.

Retro style travel poster - one of several I have designed in thsi style inspired by 1930s US National Parks posters.

Linocut of a red robot with laser eyes in a retro comic style - based on the eyewitness account of a St Leonards-On-Sea resident (allegedly). Or maybe inspired by 50s toys, comics and sci fi b movies.

Odysseus and his men emerge from the wooden horse to open the gates of Troy to their Greek compatriots.

Linocut print inspired by Japanese 1960s tin toy robots (also available in an English version).

A retro style travel poster in the style of US 1930s WPA (Works Progress Administration) posters.

Black retro style robot invading a planet near you. Linocut print.

Linocut print of marching Roman legionaries circa 1st Century AD.

Retro style Lone Ranger (inspired by a vintage child’s costume box label)

My homage to 50s and 60s attempts at ‘future’ space travel. Monochrome version available. Graphic pen on drafting film.

Linocut print loosely based on a medieval misericorde in Holy Trinity Church, Coventry

Well there's 5 of them here because I couldn't fit in the other 295 Spartans. Graphic pen on draftfilm.

Linocut inspired by my dad’s pipe rack and wonderful collection of pipes.

Retro style purple robot inspired by Japanese tin toys of the 1950s and 60s.

Linocut of a robot inspired by Japanese sci-fi movies and tin toys of the 1960s. A Japanese version is also available.

A retro style painting of an iconic building on the seafront of my home town in the UK. Marine Court was built to resemble a Cunard ocean liner - and it does! There are more of these in the same style.

There are probably easier ways of stealing data but they wouldn't be as fun to draw. One of several images available.

Linocut print of the wooden horse used by Odysseus and his Greek compatriots to enter the city of Troy after laying siege to it for 10 years.

The new pier at Hastings, my hometown (UK) - I say ‘new’ - it was burned down by a couple of kids (who got caught because they stayed to watch it burn!) and they resurrected it - it won a RIBA prize for architecture. This is a surviving part of the original Victorian extension buildings. The likes of The Rolling Stones, The Who, Jimi Hendrix, Genesis, Tom Jones, Ten Years After and Pink Floyd played on the pier in the 60s and 70s. Digital painting - I have more in this style.

Linocut print of arguably the most famous dramatist in history, William Shakespeare 1564-1616

This acrylic on canvas panting of Winston Churchill is inspired by the iconic black and white photograph by Yousuf Karsh CC who achieved this expression by nicking the British Prime Minister's cigar just before taking the shot!

A retro style digital painting of the iconic art deco style De La Warr Pavillion on the seafront near my home town in the UK. There are more of these in the same style.

Unconquered Rome! A Roman legionary dressed in equipment designed to protect him from the deadly Dacian sickle-shaped falx.

Linocut print of a classic British 'light' car of the 1960s (as ssen flying in a certain movie).

Linocut print of a classic British car of the 1950s.

A gentleman in a suit expressing suprise. Linocut print.

Jaw-dropping linocut print.

Linocut print of a Viking berserker - emphasising the importance of looking after your teeth.

Linocut of jazz sax player featuring colours inspired by Picasso's 'Three Musicians' in a retro vintage style.

Acrylic painting on canvas of Field Marshal Arthur Wellesley, the 1st Duke of Wellington (1769-1852). The man who stopped Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815 - but then you knew that otherwise you wouldn't be here!

Views of seaside towns where I live in the UK, painted in a retro style. NOTE: these are now available as single images. 1. St Leonards, my home town, features an apartment block built in the style of a Cunard ocean liner. 2. Hastings Old Town shows one of the two funicular railways and some of the fishermen’s net huts. 3. Bexhill depicts the iconic De La Warr Pavilion (pronounced Delaware) as seen through the bandstand, and 4. Hastings shows part of the Victorian pier, reconstructed after a fire destroyed it in 2010. The pier won the RIBA Stirling Prize in 2017.

Inspired in part by the work of John Martin and Pieter Bruegel the Elder. Created with dip pen and ink, watercolour and pastel pencils. One of several fantasy illustrations I have available.

Christmas Eve linocut inspired by memories of my family home in Beckenham.

Linocut originally created for an article in the New York Times - food for thought.

Well I guess the title says it all - not that it's a realistic situation but it was fun to draw (unless of course the guy is hacking into the Pentagon). One of several images available.