Cartoons in living colour

A lot of my cartoons are black and white linework, so here are some recent examples of full-colour published work.

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Law Society Gazette cover, illustrating an article on how to use LinkedIn.

Cartoon for The Critic magazine.

The Broadstairs Beacon features a cartoon by me in each issue.

From Saga Magazine.

A company Christmas card.

Cartoon for Mischief Comedy, the people behind The Play that Goes Wrong

Book cover illustration.

Doctor Who cartoon from the late, lamented Reader's Digest UK.

A Private Eye Christmas card.

And finally, here's one you can print and colour yourself! From the Professional Cartoonists' Organisation's Great British Colouring Book

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Cartoons are a timeless solution

"I'm worried we might have exceeded our annual leave entitlement."

Here's another cartoon submitted for exhibition at this year's Shrewsbury Cartoon Festival, where the theme this year is "Time".

The cartoon was originally published in Prospect magazine in 2010 and I remember thinking at the time that it was a good example of how cartoons can be used as a spot of light relief amid a lot of text. Click here for details on commissioning cartoons.

This gag also features in my book of cartoons Penguin vs Polar Bear, which you you can buy at my shop page here.