WonderWebb

Linocut based on the 1953 alien invasion of New York City which has been wiped from the history books.

Nubble Lighthouse. Acrylic painting on canvas.

For jug collectors everywhere.

In a garden far, far away....

Lino cut inspired by old matchbook covers, 50s B-movies and the irrational fear of immigration.

An FBI agent with jetpack swoops on an unsuspecting cyber criminal - although I suspect most cyber crime happens in the comfort of the hacker's bedroom, but that wouldn't be as much fun to draw. One of several images available.

Pen and watercolour doodle for the romantic person.

Retro style cheerful linocut print.

Scraperboard illustration of a wood in the Norfolk Broads as the sun was going down.

Linocut prints featuring four themes inspired by the town of Hastings in the UK where I live.

Brighten up a person's day with one of these! Linocut print.

For eaters of all things fishy. Montage.

Nerdy three-eyed person who managed to get themselves some glasses with three lenses. Linocut print.

Linocut. Death - you can't escape it!

We all live in a turtle submarine, a turtle submarine. Linocut print.

This cat must fly. One of several cat pun designs.

Hercules's Twelfth Labour was his last and most dangerous - he was not expected to return - to capture the guardian of the Underworld, the many-headed and snake-maned Cerberus. Linocut print.

Linocut of the murder of Abel by his brother Cain inspired by a painting by Titian. Sadly nothing has changed in millennia. I also have a Titian-inspired image of the prophet Abraham available for purchase.

How a 15th Century knight armed himself for battle: the order, the parts of his harness and the role of the knight. The armour is based on an effigy of the 13th Earl of Warwick, Richard de Beauchamp in St Mary's Church, Warwick, UK.

Three angels blowing their own trumpets. Scraperboard (scratchboard).

Linocut of a robot inspired by Japanese sci-fi movies and tin toys of the 1960s - very Christmassy!

“And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him” Revelation 6:8. Dip pen and ink.

Initially inspired by a fireplace ornament belonging to my mother-in-law, and a picture by Edward Bawden (The Story of Scare Face). The typeface was inspired by the names of blocks of flats (apartment buildings) form the 1960s. Linocut.

Travel to a dessert island on this catameringue. One of several cat pun designs.

Linocut print of an armoured Samurai warrior to make you feel all warm and fuzzy.

Linocut print of a robot inspired by Japanese tin toys and b movies of the 1960s.

Ever felt your ankles were being watched by someone? You were probably right - the Gnomes in Black are everywhere!

Experimental jet-powered flying boat fighter aircraft SR.A/1 - 1 of only 3 built by Saunders-Roe in the late 1940's.

Who knows where this came from. It took a while to arrive though. Linocut print.

Apparently there's more to this Easter thing than chocolate eggs and bunnies. Linocut print.

This one is probably only for theologians/Bible scholars who will know it's not spelt correctly - one of several cat pun images I have in store.

The excitement of Christmas eve - no sleep!

Mechanical alien on the rampage in a retro, 50s b movie, Japanese tin toy kinda way. Adobe Photoshop and Wacom tablet.

Linocut print. Christmas Green Man - inspired by one in Norwich Cathedral. Whether they were pagan in origin or not, these were Christian symbols.

Christmas collage made from repurposed linocuts.

Probably more relevant to UK customers as I think elsewhere the animal is called a jackrabbit or coney. Linocut typography.