This is a repository for lots of the artwork I've created over the years. Here you will find some of my earlier original work for your perusal - scans of comic strips and characters I've created (most of which remain unfinished!) . Further along you can find vector work I have created of well known comics, logos, computers and more all of which are ready to be downloaded from the site for use in any way you deem fit.
I’ve been drawing cartoons as long as I can remember. After a visit to IPC Magazines offices at the age of 12 it looked like that was going to be the direction I would take, but it never happened - I just never got used to using pen and ink and ended up with wobbly lines and blotches all over the paper! Drawing on a computer is far less prone to blotching! In this section you will find some old pen and paper stuff of mine along with some newer vector art.
Feast your eyes on all the incarnations of those famous SInclair computers you remember from the early 80s, all recreated in scalable vector art and ready to download. Everything’s here from the lowly ZX80 up to the mighty ZX Spectrum +3 and beyond. There are also a few 80's throwback items such as cassettes and a ZX printer. And somehow a Sega Megadrive crept in there too.
Along with all this computer shenanigans are recreations of software house logos from back in those Spectrum days. Fromt Ultimate to Firebird, stopping at Mastertronic, Ocean and many others along the way - all made in scalable verctor art and ready to download as SVG or PNG files.
​These were originally drawn for use in my PROJECT ZX games which can be found elsewhere on this site.
And now, bringing up the rear in this gallery of computer related shenanigans, here is a collection of artwork inspired by the golden age of arcade gaming—those glorious days when we couldn’t shovel our 10p coins into Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, or BurgerTime machines fast enough.
These illustrations were originally created to deck out a custom-built arcade cabinet—crafted, I might add, with impressive skill and style by a very talented friend of mine. Once printed on vinyl and mounted on the sides and marquee, the whole thing looked absolutely stunning—like it had just rolled out of a 1980s seaside arcade.
You’ll find all the components of that artwork montage right here.
Step into a world of chuckles, capers, and cartoon chaos…
Remember those brilliant comics you devoured as a kid in the 70s and 80s? Or perhaps you’re a bright-eyed youngster wondering what us seasoned folk did for fun before smartphones and streaming? Well, you’re in for a treat. In this section, I’ve lovingly recreated some of my all-time favourite comic characters from those gloriously daft and innocent days—rendered in crisp, glorious vector art.
Whether you’re here to download and use them in your own creative mischief, or simply to gaze fondly and reminisce about the gentle humour of Buster, Whizzer and Chips, Whoopee et al, there’s something here to tickle your nostalgia bone.