Give me an 'L'

And so. . .
The new one is ready - premiered at this weekend's Leeds Contemporary Artists' Book Fair at the downtown cultural hub that is 'The Tetley' - see http://thetetley.org/17th-international-contemporary-artist-book-fair/
Here is the cover - mysterious as it is.

With any of these images don't forget to click on it to get the benefit of the detail. . .

Draw Breath

Ahead of the 17th Leeds Contemporary Artists' Book Fair in March, there will soon be a new kid on the block in terms of  Ensixteen Editions.
I have commenced work on the 24th in the series of 'bio auto graphic'.

The ink is the blood.

More soon.

Bridged, too

A note to mark the passing of the second series of - Scandinavian flavour of the media month -  

"The Bridge" (a co-production from Sveriges Television and Danmarks Radio). 

Series one allowed a solid replacement for those of us who missed Krister Henrikkson as Mankell's "Wallander" or the bleak cases of Sofie Gråbøl's Sarah Lund in "The Killing", but I think in this second run the two leads of this Danish/Swedish drama of opposites have raised their game, as has the show's creator Hans Rosenfeldt.

Sofia Helin (as Swedish detective Saga Norén) and Kim Bodnia (as her Danish counterpart – and 'only friend' – Martin Rohde) were captivating, and – especially in the closing episode - added layer on layer to their characters with deceptive skill.

Superb.

Happy New Year to T. Baker Esq.

It is the 80th birthday of Tom Baker.
Who? Why, the 4th of BBC television's Doctors (1974 to 1981).
Treasure of a national nature, the man.
I had the great pleasure of meeting TB several times whilst working on the series "Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased)" between 1999 and 2001.
He was wonderful company and all one might have expected, really.

Jelly baby, anyone?

The Leaving of 2103 - Pt.3

Line.
Click on it to for full effect.

The Leaving of 2013 - Pt.2

Lost (in time).

The Leaving of 2013 - Pt.1

Leaf.