Casualty novelisations..... no reason.

I did a few Doctor Who covers based on some old Corgi Star Trek novels a few weeks back. They're here. 

I was quite pleased with them and they seemed to be quite popular on Twitter - particularly with one writer of Doctor Who novels who seems to be on the same medication as me.

I thought, "Let's make them more absurd." 

What about Casualty? There's not been many Casualty novels over the years. Maybe in its thirtieth year we need some... 






























I also took the liberty of adapting a design classic for a bit of politics...

The Threads Sticker Collection

I'm indebted to Twitter follower @unloveablesteve for suggesting this one... 

It's very rare that a suggestion in the Twitterverse catches my imagination and this is one of those occasions. 

Thanks Steve.

BBC's Legends of Yesterday - part three

I've done three more covers for this promising new comic book series that people seem to like.

Sadly, I can't be arsed to do the insides...

The Rozzer Files - Now Available to Treasure on DVD!

I've been asked to do a DVD cover for something I've never heard of. 

This is it...

No. I didn't think you had as well.

I've watched an episode and it's not very good but don't tell the clients that. 

Thanks. 

Front cover - click for larger

Inside cover - click for larger

Where No Time Lord Has Gone Before...

Back in the 70s, Corgi Books reprinted the Bantam Star Trek episode adaptations with more uniform covers. 
The US versions tended to feature variable pieces of SF art - usually variations on the USS Enterprise against a psychedelic space-scape. 

The UK ones were simpler but more iconic - a giant number with standard elements peppered around it. 

In keeping with my recent posts, here's a Doctor Who take on those designs. 

I've also done a variant version of the original Star Trek novel 'Spock Must Die'.