I have been working with Faceless on a series of banners for my local community. Here are a few of the line drawings, which will be coloured up on the computer and mixed with textures to represent the place where I live. Hopefully something like this...
And while I am waiting for my computer to process the huge amount of pixel information for the banners I am doodling in my sketchbook again...
To readdress the amount of photographs of late, I present a page from my sketchbook. No rhyme or reason here. Just random doodles, although I have just finished reading Neil Gaiman's 'The Graveyard Book'.
Walking home, past the building of the new Hepworth gallery. Dusk, and camera phone produces low-res image.
Jack is demanding attention. He jumps up and feigns interest in what I am doing. Which is desiging a set of banner concepts. Which turns into doodling with my pen tab in Photoshop. Which Jack seems to like.
Headed into Halifax and Dean Clough mainly to see Richard Wheater's exhibition 'Them and Us'. I know Richard but even if I didn't, I would have thought that this was a brilliant show. The work on display only tells part of the story, part of his trial by fire and glass. Art should be transformative to the artist and this work is carved into his history.
These pictures show me working on the Belle Vue Cemetery drawing from the other day. The last image is the finished dip pen, ink and watercolour drawing before I 'tweaked' it in Photoshop. 
So the snow descends. Helen and I skip the studios early and head off through the snow to home . It's not until the graveyard when the first ball is thrown, let battle commence!
