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.

Painting in Progress

Detail of a painting in progress, titled Building Site.

New Book! Knitting with Coalsmoke

Attention comics lovers, especially those of the pleasantly musty variety! Today is the online launch of my new book 'Knitting with Coalsmoke'. See above for preview pages. Full details and how to buy here.http://www.lulu.com/shop/john-bagnall/knitting-with-coalsmoke/paperback/product-21319267.html

New paintings for sale

New paintings for sale at http://johnbagnallart.bigcartel.com/

Labourer

New painting. Labourer. Acrylic paint and Indian ink on paper.

Production Line

New painting. Production Line. Acrylic paint and Indian Ink on paper.

Club Men

Club Men. New drawing. Ink, marker and pencil on lined paper.

Post a Postcard

Two postcard size drawings on sale at a forthcoming exhibition at the Kave Gallery. See https://www.facebook.com/events/1407076946178231/

Collaborative Paintings

Ed Pinsent has been staying at Bagnall's Retreat for a few days. Here are a couple of collaborative / jam paintings we made on 9th August 2013. Materials are acrylic paint, Indian Ink, 4B pencil, Pritt Stick and marker on cartridge paper.