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… And for what will sadly be my final gig with Todger, due to the move to Canterbury:

I joined the mighty Todger on rhythm guitar about two years ago. Since then we have been playing in every toilet in London, perfecting our set for our new album: Last Of The Juggernauts, available now! Thanks to Mo Panella, and “Smokey Joe” Suarez, we got a really ace sounding record. To complement the music, I wanted something equally childish rocking, and so I set about making a custom devil truck, complete with succubi and zombies. I’m going to write a little more about that in a bigger blog post soon. Here’s the artwork:

The album is done, I’m frantically throwing artwork together, and this is where we are launching it. Facebook event is here.

Okay – so, I had this idea about opening a really hip t-shirt shop, a la Last Exit To Nowhere or Insert Coin, called “Fucking Cultists”, that would have all kinds of Lovecraftian geek-chic nonsense.

After wrestling with spreadshirt, and remembering how stingy they are with vector uploads, I have gone for a simple shop on Redbubble, which has a nice community feel. The t-shirts are a bit pricey, and I will continue towards the “Fucking Cultists” thing, but for now I thought I’d wack something up…

New fictional band. New logo. New t-shirt! It can be purchased from my shiny new Redbubble account.

New t-shirt for those Thumpermonkey fellows. Features a progress bar man<->pig heart synchronisation and a number of some secret significance… It can be purchased by clicking here.

I recently completed a refresh of the theming for London-based string quartet, the Finzi Quartet‘s site.

Finzi have been getting a fair amount of exposure and they wanted to ensure their site remained fresh and modern. We went for something that was a little lighter, a little more gentle, and a little crisper. I’m very pleased with the outcome, I hope they are too!

Michael Woodman and Ian Baigent have successfully made a short psychological horror film, with the assistance of BRAG Productions, called Get Well Soon. With a bit of luck, it may appear in some festivals this year.

I produced some posters for it, which I greatly hope to see in the foyer of a London cinema soon…

Series of custom Roborally boards, built using the Roborally board editor, and tweaked in Photoshop for extra grime. Designed as a ‘print and play’ expansion. They are small, only 6×6, and designed to be laid out in a row, forming a sort of raceway or dungeon (hence the name), but may also be grouped together to form a standard 12×12 size board. I have included a double ‘Avalon-style’ starting board, as I prefer to play that way. Here is an example of the ten boards, and the complete set may be downloaded as a zip file: