Featuring a passing neighbour of the maker, Diabolus.org:
I’m awaiting somewhat trepidly surgery which I hope will clean up what little is left of my left inner and middle ear and put in some kind of replacement (posts here and here; latest addition to the lexicon, cholesteatoma, incipient; the Messiah), but between various other recent commitments I’ve had time to sketch versions of some of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop’s greatest hits (Dr Who, etc etc).
As with everything else I have done in my life, I started on this path with boring, commercial intentions, but the Weird has taken hold. Oh, to be the honest, upright, excellent-value-for-money organ-grinder of Fürth (photo Margaret Marks):
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