Archive for April, 2008

Please see the next post for the animation.

Hopefully a short animation a little later on Wednesday morning on the abolition of the ten percent tax rate and the disconnect between the government and traditional voters.

What with Alistair Darling and Gordon Brown’s tax the poor policy, maybe it’s time for a new logo.

UPDATE (2nd November 2008)
The Sport did publish one of my images.
I did ask them to take it down and they did so promptly and it was Barry McIlheny who confirmed it by email.
Very civilised and a reasonable outcome.

The Daily Sport relaunches this week.
The editor-in-chief of Sport Media Group is Barry McIlheney, formerly of EMAP and it was he who founded Zoo Weekly.
For details of how they ripped me off, see here.

The reason I mention this is that The Sport has recently been visiting B3TA.com and this site.

It may just be a matter of time before The Daily Sport has made use of some ‘free’ editorial.
We shall see.

Sometimes it’s worthwhile getting away from politics for some light relief and to ‘loosen up’.
I do this over at b3ta.com. Sometimes the pics are quickies, sometimes they can take as long as a commissioned piece.
This is obviously a quickie and you have to be over a certain age to get it. It goes to show that B3TA is frequented by a broad age range, considering my pic was front paged - which is quite an honour.
The image below was done for the competition - ‘photoshop the Beatles’ which I interpreted as ‘photoshop something Beatles related.’

For those of you who are not over a certain age, go here.

It looks like Alex Hughes is twittering and posting images from the Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival over the weekend.
He has already posted images of his alfresco work, creating a ‘big board’ - an 8ft by 6ft cartoon.
Worth keeping an eye on here.

I never liked the way I used the Skegness clouds in the first version, so I’ve redone that part of the image.

wallpaper here
apologies to Vettriano, Hassall and the people of Skegness

and erased from view..
one nation under Gord - apologies to you-know-who