Unfortunately, Shack29 is no longer able to offer prints of my work. Thanks to all who bought a print! I hope that it brings you much enjoyment.
The great folks at Shack29 are offering giclee prints of four of my images for sale now. I’m in great company too, with some amazing art by people like Scott Saw and Alberto Cerriteno standing shoulder to shoulder with mine. It’s flattering. Best of all, the prints are very economical at £9.99 each (that’s about $20 US…everyone else is gonna have to do their own math).
So…what are you waiting for? Go! Go!
The July/August issue of 
The tricky part about drawing “discovery” isn’t that I didn’t have any ideas. It’s that there are infinite possibilities. Physical, historical, emotional, internal, external, sexual, intellectual. Everything from that first peak out of the womb to that final, undiscovered country. 
There are two things that amaze me about the human brain. The first is that the one thing which is solely responsible for our continued survival and evolution as a species is a soft, squishy, pink-grey blob of squiggles. As opposed to, say, sharp fangs or claws (possibly poisonous) or chunky armored skin. All of which seem, on first glance much more useful for self-defense. Not to mention cool. 
