Oh yes! Judge Death vinyl model kit bought from a charity auction at KK Outlet just before crimbo. Some crazy fool by the name of Jean Jullien (a very talented and prolific designer/illustrator from France) submitted this to the auction as it was an unwanted gift from his uncle Thierry. He states that he was 10 years old at the time and blinded by the charms of Marvel comics which led him to disregard the dynamic and highly detailed vinyl sculpture and leave it in a pretty much as new condition. I can distinctly remember these boxes on display at the toy shop Beatties and there were painted versions in the cabinet as well. I really wanted one but Unfortunately, my mother was less inclined to furnish me with an undead, screaming Harbinger of death in 1:6 scale as illustrated by Brian Bolland than Uncle Thierry was. Having remained at the gallery for the duration of the show, Judge Death is now finally in my possession! However, what good is Judge Death without Judge Dredd? No good whatsoever is the answer so I hit up ebay and sorted myself out.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
JUDGE DEATH
Oh yes! Judge Death vinyl model kit bought from a charity auction at KK Outlet just before crimbo. Some crazy fool by the name of Jean Jullien (a very talented and prolific designer/illustrator from France) submitted this to the auction as it was an unwanted gift from his uncle Thierry. He states that he was 10 years old at the time and blinded by the charms of Marvel comics which led him to disregard the dynamic and highly detailed vinyl sculpture and leave it in a pretty much as new condition. I can distinctly remember these boxes on display at the toy shop Beatties and there were painted versions in the cabinet as well. I really wanted one but Unfortunately, my mother was less inclined to furnish me with an undead, screaming Harbinger of death in 1:6 scale as illustrated by Brian Bolland than Uncle Thierry was. Having remained at the gallery for the duration of the show, Judge Death is now finally in my possession! However, what good is Judge Death without Judge Dredd? No good whatsoever is the answer so I hit up ebay and sorted myself out.
RHONDA GROVE
So, a belated happy new year! The first month of the year is always a bit of a right off and my macbook has been in dire need of a spring clean (it was running like an incontinent old man) There are a few exciting projects in the pipeline and a few drawings that can't be posted until they're published. The drawing above was commissioned just before the holidays as a birthday gift so as the gift has been received I can safely share the love. The stella can and the black cat were established features of the place and requirement of the composition!
I promise to post more regularly from now on..
peace out
Saturday, December 19, 2009
RAGE AGAINST THE FACTOR

I just bought 'Killing In The Name' from itunes to topple the xfactor monopoly and you should too. find out more here. You have till midnight tonight (sat 19th) to do it!
Thursday, December 10, 2009
UBF 6
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
TOKYO FIXED SHOP FRONT

The Tokyo Fixed shop is up and running so if you don't mind the feeling of your eyes popping out on stalks then go and have a look at some of the eye popping bikes they have there. Or you can check some pics here
You can see my logo in situ top left of this blog post. I quite like the understated use of it with the black vinyl. More to come soon..
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
TOKYO FIXED
This is the new logo design for Tokyo Fixed. The company have specialized in importing exotic and rare bike frames and parts from japan and other hard to reach places. They are now opening a shop in Soho and this design will be gracing the shop front. I have been doing some other bits for them including a set of framed prints which will be available soon and I'll be sure to let you know when.
The shop is opening tomorrow with a launch party tonight.
Tokyo Fixed
4 Peters Street (just off Berwick St)
Soho, London,
W1F ODR
Thursday, November 12, 2009
FRIGID FINGERS
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