Work of the Week 9 is ‘The Attic Bedroom, a watercolour by Eric Ravilious from c. 1932 – 4. Lookout for the telegraph pole visible through the window. For more info: https://t.co/7JgEYJHNfX.

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Happy happy book birthday to and LAST NIGHT AT THE TELEGRAPH CLUB! Set in 1954 in San Francisco during the Red Scare, this spectacular coming-of-age romance is exactly what you need to feel joyous and inspired. https://t.co/zxE7HhJ8dX

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The telegraph pole of Llyn Trawsfynydd

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Here's another illustration I made for The Daily Telegraph. I got the brief on Tuesday for 2 spreads and a cover and handed in the finals on Friday. Definitely realised how much faster I could get stuff done if I didn't spend so much time scrolling through the internet.

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Prints of my non-Telegraph cartoons are available through my website: https://t.co/qhqT3BxkLS
ORDER BY FRIDAY 18TH DECEMBER FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY

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Me, pulling up Ruby Weapon's concept art after the heads of Sapphire and Emerald so clearly telegraphed which Legatus we were fighting:

"Maybe Ruby's helm is so basic because they wanted it to be a surpri—oh, SON of BITCH..."

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Working for the Saturday Telegraph, Ruth Palmer creates some festive scenes for a Christmas feature.
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See more: https://t.co/xR8MgnzDNl
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