Judgement Day for the NHS
So here's a second attempt at the same cartoon about the still-born young doctors initiative that Patricia Screwit has let slip through her bloody midwife fingers and splat on the floor.

Not know what I'm on about? Then click ere and prepare not to get seriously ill around August.

What's Up, Doc?
Patricia Hewitt survives a vote of no confidence, despite clinging for dear life onto a moribund NHS whilst being frantically grasped at by Junior Doctors.

For those of you interested in the prints below btw, my email is archburger@gmail.com.

Roll up, roll up, get your pop art 'ere
Limited edition canvases of the following pics, plus more on the way - ideal for bday presents, early christmas, forgotten father's day, barmitzvah or happy post-op celebrations.

All canvii are A2 and look spiffing.

A Visit to the Library - Part the Third

"No Fire Without Smoke"
part II.

See below for part I in this carcinogenic cartooning caboodle.

And whilst you're at, check out my spiffing page at The Crap Public Schools Association.

Your over-zealous public school education depends on it. It's the least you could do to celebrate a didactic decade of open access gym showers, estuary accents and biscuit games.

A visit to the library - part deux.
(see below for the start)

Welcome, Swines!
Public school greetings and a flick of a wet gym towel to new visitors to this page if you've been directed from the Crap Public Schools Association or anything else Swine-related. Scroll down and soak up the rich cartoony aromas.

To the rest of you hoi polloi, behold the first instalment of a strip based around the antics of the boys and teachers at Swinesend: Britain's Greatest Public School. If you're not familiar with it already, then QUICK! make haste to the link on the right and purchase a copy of the luxurious tome (illustrated by yours truly) forthwith. Failure to do so will spell detention and possibly one on one time with Mr Gropeworthy after school.

The Freelance Files 1: A visit to the library

The Jumble Strip
Not to be confused with the Rumble Strips. And so out of the primordial creative ooze a -barely- coherent narrative takes its first tentative steps.

This one's a mix of old-school reunion, job satisfaction and finding solace in the bottom of a pint glass.

Random Sketchings
Studies from some of my graphic novel heroes. A prize to those of you who can name them all.

It's been all a bit hectic of late what with moving flat, not having t'internet (hence the odd radio silence) and the relative meltdown of most GCSE/A-level students as exams draw nerve-bendingly closer and closer. So here's a brief selection of what I've been up to, plus the first of many sequences for a strip I'll be doing about the vagaries of freelance life in Laandaan.