Jedpas's Newest Cartoons

Rise of the Sith

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Proposition for graphic novella

Vultures

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designed as one of a series of quirky animal greetings cards: we tried to get away from the cutesy-wutesy style of card, and failed dismally! People love cute!

10pm site meeting

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Part of an overall information campaign involving more than a hundred drawings and more than three hundred hours' work, this cartoon represents the reality of an industrial salesman's job: the late night meeting in the pouring rain- a meeting which should never have to take place!

Dragons Den caricature

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The client wanted several of his staff represented as dragons for a Dragons' Den type interview session with his sales force.

Maj. Gen. Everson

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Presentation caricature for General Everson for his retirement. Original size A2+

AirMessenger

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AirMessenger was created to promote client Airwide Solutions product which handles millions of text messages every minute. If you've ever sent a txt, you've used AirMessenger!

AirGate

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AirGate is the second of three characters designed to promote client Airwide Solutions. AirGate represents the mobile messenging gateway- which anyone who has ever sent a text message has probably used!

Air Guard

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Created as part of a marketing campaign for client Airwide Solutions, AirGuard represents mobile communications security.

Fawlty Towers

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Commissioned by The Radio Times Magazine for the 'best sitcom ever' competition. I had to work up a series of three including Blackadder and Only Fools and Horses as the winner hadn't been decided at that point! The winner was Del boy- Only Fools and Horses.

Clint Eastwood

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Commissioned by the Radio Times magazine for a Dirty Harry weekend on TV.

FT caricature

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One of a long-running series of caricatures drawn for the Financial Times in London. The editor liked the pencil-style drawing rather than ink. I drew one powerful businessman or politician every week for the Thursday Profile.

Coca Cola

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Commissioned as a leaving present for a senior man at the Coca Cola Company. The image had to incorporate all his favourite sayings as well as his notoriously tight-fisted approach to his budget. They said 'Do your worst!'

Rat

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Commissioned as a logo for a diving company, but never used.

Our House

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The only surviving copy of my strip Our House. The others had to be sold intact to the publisher... who destroyed the lot. Gits. I'm still waiting for payment, by the way!!

Intel Magician

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One of a series commissioned by Intel to launch their Centrino laptop chip.

Robodog

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The brief was to illustrate an electronic nose. Bingo!

original designs for Our House

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'Our House' was a strip that ran in a popular magazine for three years. Then the title was dropped, including all the cartoons. It's tough at the top.

The original designs for Ambrose

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This strip cartoon ran for about two years until the publisher axed cartoons. Bastard.

Snowboard

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One of a series for a greetings card publisher. No, he didn't like this one either!

sex drugs

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one of a series of cartoons for greetings cards- rejected by a short-sighted publisher!

Grow your own windfarm

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cartoon drawn originally for a competition, but used in many eco-friendly articles since. Personally, I think global warming is irreversible. Who wants to live in a wet, grey country anyway?

Waiting for Santa

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Illustration commissioned for a Christmas card. That's my dog in front of my fireplace, by the way! Always draw what you know!

Priests shorts

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colour version of a cartoon from my book 'The Gerry Atrick Gag Book.'

Fatcat lawyers

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cartoon for Engineering Management Journal

Bill Bingham

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Commissioned as a 50th birthday present, this is a complete artwork page which tells the sad story of Bill's first day golfing as a Senior