JAMES SHARPE

May 18

[video]

I found this missing piece in a random draw in an antiques store. Portobello road. London.

I found this missing piece in a random draw in an antiques store. Portobello road. London.

Scary doll. Portobello Road. London.

Scary doll. Portobello Road. London.

May 12

People Above -


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A Maze of Death by Philip K Dick

My first PKD book.

Strange cover completely unrelated to the story.

Oddly brilliant.

A Maze of Death by Philip K Dick

My first PKD book.

Strange cover completely unrelated to the story.

Oddly brilliant.

May 03

[video]

Apr 29

Fruit Machine -


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Apr 08

Bridge near Ladbroke Grove / Avalon Office

Bridge near Ladbroke Grove / Avalon Office

Apr 01

The final take.

The last couple of days I’ve been directing sketches for Russell Howard’s Good News on location in London and on Bournemouth beach.

The final take.

The last couple of days I’ve been directing sketches for Russell Howard’s Good News on location in London and on Bournemouth beach.

Mar 27

Bournemouth balloon. 

Take. Whilst location scouting in lovely Bournemouth.

Bournemouth balloon.

Take. Whilst location scouting in lovely Bournemouth.

Mar 22

[video]

Mar 19

Coffee -


(Taken with http://cinemagr.am)

Mar 11

Finished Reading: King City by Brandon Graham

I already own the original first volume of King City and wanted more after finishing it so this was a must! I adore Graham’s style, his character designs and his complex science fiction city. The cat master is such a good idea/device and the sheer amount of puns had me laughing out loud. As a story the book is flawed and not as engaging as it could be, but in a way that doesn’t matter. The world, the characters and the story itself is such an enjoyable mess and assault on the senses it’s hard not to be pleased by every new page.

Check out Graham’s site. I drop in every now and then just to overload with visual stimulation: http://royalboiler.wordpress.com/

Finished Reading: King City by Brandon Graham

I already own the original first volume of King City and wanted more after finishing it so this was a must! I adore Graham’s style, his character designs and his complex science fiction city. The cat master is such a good idea/device and the sheer amount of puns had me laughing out loud. As a story the book is flawed and not as engaging as it could be, but in a way that doesn’t matter. The world, the characters and the story itself is such an enjoyable mess and assault on the senses it’s hard not to be pleased by every new page.

Check out Graham’s site. I drop in every now and then just to overload with visual stimulation: http://royalboiler.wordpress.com/

Finished Reading: Marked for Life by Paul Magrs

A strange, difficult, enjoyable and flawed read. Great story, really well written but suffers from the main character being the least interesting of the ensemble and an awkward genre gear shift near the end.

Finished Reading: Marked for Life by Paul Magrs

A strange, difficult, enjoyable and flawed read. Great story, really well written but suffers from the main character being the least interesting of the ensemble and an awkward genre gear shift near the end.

Mar 10

Watchtower

Watchtower