stella illustrator

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On here is a fraction of my work from the last 30 years, published and unpublished.

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The picture above is a portrait of Alan Davies, a well known street person around the Clifton area of Bristol. The line "And they say there aren't boys like him anymore" is from the poem 'Timothy Winters' by Charles Causley. It's about the early days of the British Welfare State and a small boy whose family slips thorugh the net. People of my age group may remember this poem from school, with its famous opening: 'Timothy Winters comes to school, With eyes as wide as a football-pool, Ears like bombs and teeth like splinters: A blitz of a boy is Timothy Winters'.

With the release of Ken Loach's great film this year "I, Daniel Blake" we sadly realise that not much has changed for huge numbers of British people.

Stella, Bristol, England

National scandal cartoon - Them Next Door

The Grenfell fire is a national scandal which will hopefully result in a better society.

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Amazing write-up for my show in November 2015 at the Prince of Wales pub, Gloucester Road, Bristol.

Another Tasty Morsel

Another Tasty Morsel - to commemorate the visit of the Chinese Premier to the UK, 20-24 October 2015

Business card

This picture was done in 2004 and is on the front of my new business card and my stationary.

Jeremy Corbyn won the Labour leadership twice

This was the first colour cartoon the Morning Star printed of mine - on the day after his historic election, September 13th 2015. Also the first time the Star had ever produced a Sunday edition. This cartoon was used to illustrate the Leader column.

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ArtistBristol@outlook.com