Vegetarian black pudding, conceptually absurd, tastes magic.

Alien franchise people just make this into a film if you wouldn’t mind, cheers.

Pam Steenwijk www.instagram.com/pamsteenwijk/

All illustration tutorial books start with try drawing circles every day for four weeks which is why I always start on page 76 where you get to draw robots and draculas.

I hate Chelsea but the enemy of my enemy is my friend

A folklorish or spooky book from my shelf for every day in October #Booktober 1) BRITISH FOLK CUSTOMS by Christina Hole (Book Club Associates, 1976)

'Best Kebab', Old Street, Hoxton (2003) by Georgia Peskett georgiapeskett.com

hellooo #PortfolioDay I'm ginger, I draw illustrations. I love children's literature, comics and ttrpg. contact: [email protected]

Afternoon nap 🥇

Why didn’t anyone tell me how great 28 Years Later is

I got a PlayStation with Call Of Duty pre-installed, it’s not really my kind of thing so I’m going to try running around making friends with everyone I’ll see how it goes.

I’m too hungover for Brentford’s away kit

Woman with a courgette

Long lens photo of Leith Walk from Calton Hill. (1975) Pic: Dave Henniker

1. Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840), “The Sea of Ice (The Wreck of Hope)” (1824), oil on canvas, 126.9 x 96.7 cm. 2. Paul Nash (1889-1946), “Totes Meer [Dead Sea]” (1941), oil on canvas, 152 x 102 cm.

Stop the bloody clocks, I finally did Wordle in one.

'The Backs of Houses, Harley Street, London' (1925) by Algernon Cecil Newton (London Museum)

The design work of Yusaku Kamekura, scanned from 100 Graphic Designers of the World. Idea Special Edition. Find out more about Yusaku Kamekura and his work at: designreviewed.com/designer/yus...

Love the back cover advertisement on Idea 006, 1954 designreviewed.com/artefacts/id...

Painting by Melissa Scott-Miller View from Panther House. 1995. Oil on canvas. Dimensions 36 x 40 inches.

Is it too early to moan about Christmas decorations going up too early?

#OnThisDay in 1942, Eric Ravilious became the first British war artist to die on active service in WW2, when the aircraft he was in was lost off the coast of Iceland. Frank Delaney re-visits the work of this understated, yet significant figure: publicdomainreview.org/essay/t... #otd

Star Catcher https://www.wikiart.org/en/remedios-varo/star-catcher

That Grealish kid’s got a bright future

Do comments just get thrown onto advertising now by an automated system?

When I watch Antiques Roadshow I do wonder what kind of ghoul wants to buy the medal of someone else’s grandad who died in the war

The Woman in Black.

Whenever I share paintings of the power station I always get comments about what a blight it looks and the cleverness of the juxtaposition, and I just don’t know how to explain how sad it makes me feel to look at the hole it has left on the horizon now it’s gone

Had never heard of cracker barrel now it’s 90% of Bluesky

Adverts in a podcast

I’ve worked as a concept artist for 5+ years and have recently got into illustration for books. I can draw you anything! :) if you could share + repost + send this to colleagues or friends, that would be of great help to me. As always, I will continue to make art.

Took a bit of a break from drawing, was able to come back with a tree drawing. I found this tree standing with its rock in Cannock Chase Forest. Lots of beautiful ancient oaks still hanging around there and summertime is really beautiful in England, it’s hard not to draw it Graphite on paper

My latest cartoon for @newscientist.com

Abdul Mati Klarwein (1932-2002) — landscapes…

Rétro cars voiture futuriste à 3 roues 🚘 la Ford Gyron, 1961

@jontofski.bsky.social in my dream last night we duetted on I Know Him So Well, you took the Paige part and I the Dickson, it was lovely.

A random eighties advert just popped onto my head. Goodness Gracious Great Ball of Cheese! - Edam, a great ball of cheese.

Stoop Kids

Just sketch book fun times :)

I watched Legend again. I love Legend. There was no Tangerine Dream or UV light sequence and inevitably there’s about four different versions floating about now.

It’s not often I’d like to unwatch a film but I just went through I Saw The Devil and I wish I hadn’t.

I don’t usually dust off old drawings but 1) I’m cynically jumping on the back of current hype and 2) I still quite like this one

Watching a video about the making of Superman and hadn't appreciated Oliver Reed has a cameo as young Clark

“Ok, I give up - where are the eggs?” Me at every supermarket since about 1979.

When I went to see Superman at the pictures it was full so we saw The Cat From Outer Space on screen 2 instead and I’m still waiting for the reboot