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Here is my cover art for the brand new book in the Lucy Wilson Mysteries series, Lockdown.

Here’s the blurb from publisher Candy Jar books….

Earth is in lockdown. But for Lucy Wilson, staying home doesn’t mean staying safe.

Dinosaurs, killer plants, even Meme Lords – some enemies just don’t respect social distancing. So Lucy and her brainbox sidekick Hobo have no choice but to come to Earth’s defence again – although never forgetting to stay two metres away from each other!

In this collection of short stories, Lucy finds herself contending with the challenges of a pandemic, while continuing to rise to the mantle of her legendary grandfather, Brigadier Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart. 

The Lucy Wilson Mysteries is a Lethbridge-Stewart spin-off adventure inspired by characters created for Doctor Who by Mervyn Haisman and Henry Lincoln. 

The royalties from this book will be donated to NHS charities. Whatever is raised Candy Jar will double. This book is available exclusively through Candy Jar and will not be available via any other retailers.

Lockdown is available to purchase here

My work in the tabletop games industry is continuing. I am illustrating and designing all sorts of things for miniature games such as logos, card art, dice, tokens and even the miniatures themselves! Alongside my children’s comics and book work it has meant that I have had to become a very versatile artist. It keeps things interesting and I have had a lot of fun developing different art styles for different projects.

Yesterday I took a bit of time out to draw something just for fun. Sticking with the theme of tabletop games I drew a Dwarf tunnel fighter. Here is a time lapse video of the drawing, enjoy!

Steve.

So in my last post I mentioned a move into the tabletop games industry!

Over the last year or so have been working closely with Footsore Miniatures and Games as a designer and illustrator on their tabletop miniatures game Mortal Gods.

The game’s theme is set in the Classical Greek period and players battle each other with war bands of Hoplites which are represented on the tabletop with miniature figures which the player will build and paint. If you’re familiar at all with Warhammer it’s that kind of thing.

The stats and rules for the warriors in the game are displayed on decks of cards, and it’s these cards that I have been illustrating. It’s been great fun to be able to work in a style very different to my usual humour stuff I do for the kids comics.

I took a lot of inspiration for the art style from the black and white art seen in the Commando comics published by DC Thomson.

This work is ongoing with the game proving popular, we are looking to expand the game beyond the Greeks and have it cover the Bronze Age period as a whole.

Also coming very soon will be a Mythic supplement so players can play out the adventures of Perseus and Jason and the Argonauts!

Here is some of my art from the game, enjoy!

For this weeks issue of The Beano, I drew a puzzle page to accompany the Gnasher and Gnipper story. Walter is being attacked by piratical fleas, but how many can you spot in the picture? Grab the comic and have a go!

Here’s a clip, enjoy!one two flea clip

Artwork © DC Thomson & Co Ltd.

 

This weeks Beano comic features a brand new Bananaman story drawn by original Bananaman creator, Steve Bright. I was pleased to be asked to draw an accompanying puzzle page showing the streets of Beanotown crawling with General Blight-a-likes!

Here’s a clip!

Blightclip

You can check out the story and puzzle page in full in this weeks issue out now! Available at all good newsagents and supermarkets.

Enjoy!

Artwork © DC Thomson & Co Ltd

Gnasher planeHere are my contributions to the Beano this week. We ask “Can Dogs Fly?” Well Gnasher and Gnipper are having a go! And Toots teaches the rest of the class 2B some manners.

Toots-ep5clip

The Beano is packed with funnies and out now for a paltry £2.50. Go treat yourself!

Artwork © DC Thomson & Co Ltd 2016.

Here’s a quick round up of my work in this weeks Beano comic!

First up, what has got Toots fuming mad? Find out in Time for Toots words and art by your truly.

Toots-ep4clip

Next up we find out Wordsworth the bookworm’s favourite book titles in a fun feature page that accompanies this weeks Bash Street Kids story. My art and words by Claire Bartlett.

Wordsworths tales clip

Lastly we have a word search puzzle, but who has been unable to enjoy some yummy ice cream? Find out in Ice Scream for Ice Cream!

I Scream for Ice Cream

The Beano is available in all good supermarkets, newsagents and online! Check it out you menaces!

All artwork is © DC Thomson & Co. Ltd