Woodcuts
I have been working on a series of woodcut portraits of tattooed people over the last couple of years and the project is nearing completion. I showed 28 portraits (plus 2 torsos) at the London tattoo convention in September 2011 and it it was a great success.
I can now confirm that I will have a book of the whole series coming out in the spring!
A big thanks to Andre from Kintaro publishing for taking on the project, it'll be large format to best show off the work, hard cover, and on heavy weight paper. An intro by me, and a foreword by the notorious Henk Schiffmacher of the Amsterdam tattoo museum. The price is looking reasonable too! Keep an eye on our website and blogs for more info.
Until then a few are on display, and for sale, at Nelly Duff on Columbia rd, and Ink-d gallery in Brighton. I hope to show the whole series, along side the launch of the book, at a gallery in London at that time.
There are always a few to be seen in the shop, if you want to be updated just drop me an email, Thanks.
I can now confirm that I will have a book of the whole series coming out in the spring!
A big thanks to Andre from Kintaro publishing for taking on the project, it'll be large format to best show off the work, hard cover, and on heavy weight paper. An intro by me, and a foreword by the notorious Henk Schiffmacher of the Amsterdam tattoo museum. The price is looking reasonable too! Keep an eye on our website and blogs for more info.
Until then a few are on display, and for sale, at Nelly Duff on Columbia rd, and Ink-d gallery in Brighton. I hope to show the whole series, along side the launch of the book, at a gallery in London at that time.
There are always a few to be seen in the shop, if you want to be updated just drop me an email, Thanks.
Of course tattooing is Art, but I've always liked to do some other work too.
Here is a selection of some of my favourite screen prints from the last decade or so.
Many are now sold out, but I may just have a couple if you see something you like.
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Prints for sale
Back by Demand, for more info click hereYears ago I worked as a medical illustrator,
here are some drawings continuing that theme.






