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Happy new year to everyone and thank you for all the likes and support in 2019. I was lucky to get a sneak peak of my contribution to the soon to be published Red67 book aiming to raise funds for Britains most threatened birds, and look forward to sharing more soon!

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“The Swiss-Argentine artist’s first exhibition in Britain is fragrant, sensorial and enigmatic in expression.”

of https://t.co/C1gtNMEhcH

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Went to Britain for the first -and the last - time this decade. Hope to be back sooner again, as only saw a small part of it.

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Betsy Braddock takes on the mantle of Captain Britain in Excalibur by

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December 29th 1788 and Britain faces getting one of its worst Xmas presents ever as playboy George, Prince of Wales comes close to persuading Britannia to let him assume the throne as Regent because his dad George III is off sick. Luckily the King recovered

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Saw the Blake exhibit at Tate Britain today. Been wanting to see some of these in person for almost 30 years.

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The Christmas rose, although not a native of Britain, has been for centuries in our gardens. Spenser refers to it in the Faerie Queen https://t.co/EvrgTzoRiE

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28 Dec 1636: Wenceslaus Hollar arrives in beginning a flourishing career, determining quite a bit of our visual vocabulary of 17thC and (BM/Folger) Some of his female figures here, along with him

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The first of my illustrations for , to accompany a two-part article by about ‘The Brexit Years’.

‘A deluded Britain – drunk on the cocktail of nationalism and Brexit – is stumbling forward into the 2020s...’

https://t.co/6q2aXZxio7

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'Adverts of Britain's Yesteryear' - The 1950s - Flashbak https://t.co/cMKdak1j3M

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Dawn of x Trade cover! Featuring the main players of each team!

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Kwannon (Psylocke) and Betsy (Captain Britain) by

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The crowdfund campaign ends at 11am GMT so you have a few hours left to grab yourselves a bargain with up to 30% off. Quirky with

Visit the campaign https://t.co/RHFIaYbCE1

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I can’t wait until Captain Britain really gets to cut loose with that sword. You can tell she’s itching for a worthy opponent.

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is open today but will be closed tomorrow Wednesday 18 December. We are open again as usual on Thursday. As a black-throated thrush has been spotted we thought you may like to see a lithograph of a couple from Gould's 'Birds of Great Britain', 1873.

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