I remember when I was younger I used to flick through my Sisters magazines and I used to do these all the time. It would determine my favourite Spice Girl or what type of Ham I should eat.
This Thursday, The Liberal Democrats will vote to see where the party stand on the possible rise of tuition fees. The article to support this illustration is here, written by Patrick Wintour in The Guardian on Wednesday.
My illustration, in response to an article in The Guardian in October commenting on how Tony Blair's ideas and aspirations still, live on under the coalition government.
David Cameron has signed a Anglo-French deal with President Nicolas Sarkozy to share various military equipment, in what makes 'considerable savings in economically strained times'. The article from The Independent is here.
Yes, San Francisco has banned its McDonald's restaurants from selling children's favourite meal. This the latest fight on childhood obesity. Please find the article here.
Ed Miliband, Labour Leader, announced the birth of his second son on the social networking site, Twitter, earlier this month. The article to go with this rather fine illustration is here.
Earlier this year Portsmouth Football Club faced a winding up order from the High Court after failing to pay off club debts. One of many articles on the matter is here.
Since November began I have been growing (trying) a moustache to raise money for prostate cancer. For those not in the loop it cleverly called 'Movember'. It may sound like a lazy way to raise money, in comparison to riding a bike from John O'Groats to Lands End, but its for a good cause and it all counts. I have been subjected to ridicule for a whole month about my 'five o'clock shadow' or my 'snail trail'. So please give what you can.
Its official I have a degree in illustration. Odd thing with Graduation was the scroll. As you don't collect one on stage, like in the movies, you borrow one for the official photo. Its as big an Anti Climax as when you try to listen to the