• From Print Club London: How to screeprint.

    Article No.208

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  • Roll up, roll up. Come and get your prints right here. In order to fund new projects I’m trying to raise a few quid (that’s some money to my lovely non-GB followers). And to do that I’m reducing the price of some of my prints buy a huge 40%. And these prints are in strictly limited numbers, being the remains of what I have left from the original print runs. So once they’re gone… I think you get the picture. So, if you’d like a new picture to brighten up your life or you need a gift for a loved one or just something to cover up that damp patch on the wall, please take a look at my work. You’ll be helping me out in a huge way. Oh, almost forgot… here’s the link to the shop http://www.mickstatham.com/shop.html Thanks very much. Article No.207

    Roll up, roll up. Come and get your prints right here.

    In order to fund new projects I’m trying to raise a few quid (that’s some money to my lovely non-GB followers). And to do that I’m reducing the price of some of my prints buy a huge 40%. And these prints are in strictly limited numbers, being the remains of what I have left from the original print runs. So once they’re gone… I think you get the picture.

    So, if you’d like a new picture to brighten up your life or you need a gift for a loved one or just something to cover up that damp patch on the wall, please take a look at my work. You’ll be helping me out in a huge way.

    Oh, almost forgot… here’s the link to the shop http://www.mickstatham.com/shop.html

    Thanks very much.

    Article No.207

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  • Coming to a cinema near you, 26th July 2013. Article No.206

    Coming to a cinema near you, 26th July 2013.

    Article No.206

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  • Originally from Australia, James Gulliver Hancock is an illustrator who now resided in Brooklyn, New York. And, as if to prove to US immigration how much he loves the place (just kidding) James has tasked himself with drawing ‘All The Buildings In New York’. James has been walking the streets of New York, sketching that fair city’s architectural landmarks, since May 2010. And now they are available in a lovely looking book. Soon to be on my book shelf. Article No.205

    Originally from Australia, James Gulliver Hancock is an illustrator who now resided in Brooklyn, New York. And, as if to prove to US immigration how much he loves the place (just kidding) James has tasked himself with drawing ‘All The Buildings In New York’.

    James has been walking the streets of New York, sketching that fair city’s architectural landmarks, since May 2010. And now they are available in a lovely looking book. Soon to be on my book shelf.

    Article No.205

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  • The Mad Men are coming back. And to publicise that fact AMC and the Mad Men creator, Matthew Weiner, have  tasked British artist Brian Sanders to bring his own special brand of vintage to the look of the show. Article No.204

    The Mad Men are coming back. And to publicise that fact AMC and the Mad Men creator, Matthew Weiner, have  tasked British artist Brian Sanders to bring his own special brand of vintage to the look of the show.

    Article No.204

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  • And here is some print stuff for the same project. (I didn’t compose the copy by the way, this was given to me by the client. I had the ‘briefest’ if briefs to work from and very little detail on the info required). Article No.203

    And here is some print stuff for the same project. (I didn’t compose the copy by the way, this was given to me by the client. I had the ‘briefest’ if briefs to work from and very little detail on the info required).

    Article No.203

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  • A little logo that I’ve been working on. Article No.202

    A little logo that I’ve been working on.

    Article No.202

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  • And the final illustration. Article No.201

    And the final illustration.

    Article No.201

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  • Work in progress #1 Article No.200

    Work in progress #1

    Article No.200

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  • On the 26th March 2013, Dr. Who, the world’s longest running science fiction series in TV history, will celebrate it 50th anniversary. To mark this broadcasting event the Royal Mail will be releasing a set of eleven stamps, one for each of the Dr.’s incarnations. It would be great if they could print a set of the Dr.’s greatest foes too. Article No.199

    On the 26th March 2013, Dr. Who, the world’s longest running science fiction series in TV history, will celebrate it 50th anniversary. To mark this broadcasting event the Royal Mail will be releasing a set of eleven stamps, one for each of the Dr.’s incarnations.

    It would be great if they could print a set of the Dr.’s greatest foes too.

    Article No.199

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