Hello Tuesday, you're just as evil as Monday aren't you...

On the seventh day God had finished his work of creation so sat down with his Walkman. It's all true.

On my 10th (circa) birthday I was given a red Sony Walkman on which to play Madonnas' new 'True Blue' cassette tape album.

I had a birthday party at a place called Wilderness Wood where we had sausage rolls and a go on the death slide, no-one died that day but someone did tread in some dogs waste material...probably me.

I realise that people of a certain age may need to google the words 'cassette tape' and will not have lived through the glorious age of taping the charts of a Sunday afternoon with the pause button poised, if that person is you go download some shit cause you've never had it so good.

 

 

Now I am a little bit older I listen to my digital radio which looks a bit like the image depicted above. 

 

Thanking the fuck it's Friday!

Hello Friday, here's a very little drawing I did whilst my work colleague was writing out a quote from the internet. I hope to be able to bring you further inspirational illustrations from my work setting in the future.

I also laughed a lot today when one of my colleagues described his tutor as a 'wooly cow'.

Titting about on a Tuesday...

It's a view, not much of one, but a view all the same...

A tool of my current trade!

My sketch kit...



The wash bag from Debenhams...

Inside the wash bag from Debenhams...

The contents of the wash bag from Debenhams...

Tiger sketch pad, Windsor & Newton mini watercolour paint set, Caran 'd Ache water soluble wax pastels, aqua flo brushes, Mitsubishi uni-ball pen (black-fine), Mitsubishi uni-ball signo (white-broad), Rotring Tikki Graphic pen (black 0.5 & 0.7), Pentel inky brushy type pen, Rotring Tikky mechanical pencil 0.7, HB Berol Mirado pencil, half a graphite pencil and a rubber.

Hospital histories part 1

The foundation stone for the out patients department of Royal Sussex County Hospital on Eastern Road was laid in 1896. I drew this in 2012.

The Sussex County Hospital (the 'Royal' was added in 1905) and St. Georges Chapel in 1841. I did not draw this in 2012.