Television Week - These were for a strip called 'TV Dinners'. The conceit was that each week's cartoon revolved around that industry favourite, the long lunch. This pleased me because it meant I rarely had to draw feet. They were mostly done in the 90s, a time of filofaxes, giant mobile phones and bottles of Sol with a lime wedge in the top.
Television Week - These were for a strip called 'TV Dinners'. The conceit was that each week's cartoon revolved around that industry favourite, the long lunch. This pleased me because it meant I rarely had to draw feet. They were mostly done in the 90s, a time of filofaxes, giant mobile phones and bottles of Sol with a lime wedge in the top.
Television Week - These were for a strip called 'TV Dinners'. The conceit was that each week's cartoon revolved around that industry favourite, the long lunch. This pleased me because it meant I rarely had to draw feet. They were mostly done in the 90s, a time of filofaxes, giant mobile phones and bottles of Sol with a lime wedge in the top.
Television Week - These were for a strip called 'TV Dinners'. The conceit was that each week's cartoon revolved around that industry favourite, the long lunch. This pleased me because it meant I rarely had to draw feet. They were mostly done in the 90s, a time of filofaxes, giant mobile phones and bottles of Sol with a lime wedge in the top.
Television Week - These were for a strip called 'TV Dinners'. The conceit was that each week's cartoon revolved around that industry favourite, the long lunch. This pleased me because it meant I rarely had to draw feet. They were mostly done in the 90s, a time of filofaxes, giant mobile phones and bottles of Sol with a lime wedge in the top.
Television Week - These were for a strip called 'TV Dinners'. The conceit was that each week's cartoon revolved around that industry favourite, the long lunch. This pleased me because it meant I rarely had to draw feet. They were mostly done in the 90s, a time of filofaxes, giant mobile phones and bottles of Sol with a lime wedge in the top.
Television Week - These were for a strip called 'TV Dinners'. The conceit was that each week's cartoon revolved around that industry favourite, the long lunch. This pleased me because it meant I rarely had to draw feet. They were mostly done in the 90s, a time of filofaxes, giant mobile phones and bottles of Sol with a lime wedge in the top.
Television Week - These were for a strip called 'TV Dinners'. The conceit was that each week's cartoon revolved around that industry favourite, the long lunch. This pleased me because it meant I rarely had to draw feet. They were mostly done in the 90s, a time of filofaxes, giant mobile phones and bottles of Sol with a lime wedge in the top.
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BBC Auntie's Bloomers - This was one of a series of posters that went up in TV companies and production houses. They were calling for out-takes for use on the BBC Terry Wogan clip show 'Aunties Bloomer's'.
The Damage - After the success of Viz magazine there where a huge clutch of copycat publications. This was a strip I did for one of them.
The Lens
This is one of the cartoons for a new strip I'm working on.
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Glenn Marshall
Cartoonist London, United Kingdom