Tomorrow, I’ll be at the Kapow convention in Islington for the first time, after hearing rave reviews of how good it was last year, with a diverse crowd of people who don’t usually do the comics and zine events, so…
I love to cook. The idea that the time and care I put into turning ingredients into meals means that they turn into the very stuff of life is just so precious to me. To cook for someone is to…
The tale of Marsyas is one of the more brutal in Classical mythology. The story is that a faun, Marsyas, was such an accomplished musician that his followers started to say his music was more beautiful than that of the…
Another quick sketch I put together, this one a riff on Jamie McKelvie’s re-design of Captain Marvel with her bold new uniform. If you’ve not seen it, go and take a look over on Project Rooftop, where Jamie talks about…
I put this together as a lunch-break sketch for Jamie Smart’s Corporate Skull, which is my favourite web-comic at the moment. I’ve not done much with tones before, so it was a good chance to take a quick break from…
This was the three-page comic I made very shortly after the riots in Peckham that was used in Solipsistic Pop 4. It features two of the characters from The Lengths, Dan and Krys. Krys is a minor character in The…
A museum of empty vessels; ships sliced flat through once-proud prows backed flat against a wall of midnight blue. A mermaid splayed trapped in a caul of gold that holds spray without, split wood within, looks up, her throat holding the bubble of a…
So, there’s a consultation document from the government around about whether or not to remove the distinction between civil partnerships and marriage and just call both marriage, like everyone’s been doing since civil partnerships appeared and nothing bad happened to…
It’s been a very exciting couple of months for me, particularly in terms of coverage. First off, there was the wonderful piece in Out There magazine, then Attitude and Gay Times both picked up on The Lengths and I’ve had…
The Lengths issue 5: There Is No Hell has now been sent off to print after a slight delay. I suppose it’s what people call personal circumstances, but I’m not sure what the polite way of describing it is when…




