Character Study for King Ludd

A picture for study and inspiration for my work on King Ludd

It is actually Rubens Bacchus, which is in Russia apparently and unforntunately

The Head of William Wilkins

I am most in love with this lizard and his colours and also his apparent expression of indifferent horror. He may become my inspiration to give William Wilkins' appearance when he meets the various people of his Karass.

Man in a Grave

Kurt Vonnegut

That is all I'm going to say

A Part of a Karass

"Glory is fleeting, but obscurity is forever"

Cross-over

A wonderful book I once found looking for second-hand shoes in Biel. Which links directly to Paul Gaugin.

I Steal

Possibly one of the greatest things I've only seen once

Bem from the Past Climbs Out of a Book

An old Taschen Book I was reading on Paul Klee in the Byam Shaw Library had this picture in. It reminded me of Year 4 of primary school and my wonderful teacher who told us to copy the style and make up our own fish. And that was a memory I had forgotten. Now it is back. As a golden fish.

Fairy Tales

One story from the book of fairy tales by Madame d'Aulnoy

The Yellow Dwarf; a wonderfully bizarre tale of love and adventure. Here is a picture.

Mend and Make Do

One of a multitude of wonderful things found at the Victoria and Albert Museum of Childhood

This is a Lou Rota plate, where a fish falls in love with a rose. A common theme of classic literature.

Hopefully providing the wrong answers for the right questions next season in University Challenge for UAL

An Uncovered Horror of 1936

Some thing on the interwebs about Pall Mall and its surrounding Nazi rats

Found on the Times website

Wartime London with Harry Harris - Nazi funeral from Wolfstar on Vimeo.

Venerate the Palimpsest

Saint Bernadette Soubrious

Above - Photograph at her funeral 1879

A litte less above - Photograph of her current state including Wax face mask and hands

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