Numanoids

Numanoids strip from sketch-book.

New Sketch-Book Pages

Cult Comics

I have about ten pages of my earlier work in this forthcoming book. You can pre-order now at http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1472111494/ref=nosim?tag=wwwconstabler-21

Knitting with Coalsmoke Review 2

Another review of Knitting with Coalsmoke, this time by Lawrence Burton at lhttp://gnomeship.blogspot.co.uk/2014/07/knitting-with-coalsmoke.html

Knitting with Coalsmoke Review

Review by Andy Oliver of Knitting with Coalsmoke at http://www.brokenfrontier.com/knitting-with-coalsmoke-john-bagnall-fondly-dissects-the-eccentricities-of-british-life-in-the-collection-of-comic-strips/

Pink sketch-book

Pink sketch-book. Pencil and marker on cheap pink paper.

Banjo

New Disappearing Phrase drawing. Thanks to Kevin Murphy for supplying this football-related phrase.

Scabby Babby

A new Disappearing Phrase drawing. This one is of Irish origin and was told to me by Ron Seery.

Factory Exit

New mini-painting. Factory Exit. Acrylic paint, Indian ink and pencil on paper. 175mm x 245mm.

Road

New mini-painting. 'Road'. Indian ink, acrylic paint, pencil, white-out and marker on paper. 175mm x 245mm.

Evening News

New mini-painting. 'Evening News'. Indian ink, acrylic paint, pencil, marker and white-out on paper. 175mm x 245mm.

Building Site

New painting. 'Building Site'. Indian ink, acrylic paint, marker and pencil on paper. 400mm x 270mm.

Chip Shop Man

Sketch book page. 'Chip Shop Man.' Indian ink, fountain pen ink, biro and marker.

Lathe

Keeping things in an industrial vein here is a new drawing. 'Lathe', Indian ink, acrylic paint and Photoshop.