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The weather map with its stubborn little cloud. The soap pub that everybody's been in but nobody's been in. Six ordinary bits of British television, sketched and argued about, and a case for why the telly is still the best life-drawing class in the country.
A low-pressure daily drawing ritual for the darkest weeks of 2026, built from frosty bins, tangled fairy lights and steaming mugs. Less polished portfolio, more paper evidence that you were here for the winter.
A mock-serious field guide to drawing the tiny monsters hiding in lukewarm tea, passive-aggressive notes and broken ticket machines. Part observation, part ink, part excuse to laugh at the queue.
A watched kettle, a bus-stop shuffle, a corner-shop 'cheers' — ordinary UK moments are already structured like tiny comics. Here's the thumbnailing, pacing and silent-panel process behind a one-page story, plus a challenge to make your own.
There's a drawer in my studio that will never make it onto the grid — filled with roughs that didn't work and the evidence of someone changing their mind. As polished, instantly-generated imagery floods every feed, I'd argue the smudges are the most valuable thing an illustrator has left to sell.