recent sketches, december 20th
Posted: December 20, 2020 Filed under: #hughcards, 2020, jerusalem, Uncategorized Comments Off on recent sketches, december 20th#007: i love the universe
Posted: December 17, 2020 Filed under: #hughcards, 2020, jerusalem Comments Off on #007: i love the universe
[Part of the “The Jersusalem Series“. Read more about my work/background here.]
#04: christ death
Posted: December 15, 2020 Filed under: 2020, jerusalem Comments Off on #04: christ death
[Part of the “The Jersusalem Series“. Read more about my work/background here.]
#02: in my mind
Posted: December 12, 2020 Filed under: 2018, 2020, jerusalem, Uncategorized Comments Off on #02: in my mind
From December 30th, 2018, almost two years ago. One of my favorite all-time drawings. William Blake, eat your heart out.
[Part of the “The Jersusalem Series“. Read more about my work/background here.]
01: and now we turn
Posted: December 12, 2020 Filed under: 2020, jerusalem, Uncategorized Comments Off on 01: and now we turn
The very first offical drawing of The Jersusalem Series. The ones from 2019 were just a warm-up.
[Read more about my work/background here.]
PS: Yes, I’m still carrying on with The Scottish Project. A man can wear more than one hat etc.
#059: you try to make it meaningful
Posted: December 1, 2020 Filed under: 2020, thescottishproject, Uncategorized Comments Off on #059: you try to make it meaningful
Postcard sent to my Austin buddy, Tucker Max, former notorious author and Founder of Scribe Media. I sent him a postcard already (#039), but I thought he’d really like this one.
Read more about “The Scottish Project” here.
#058: dirty, filthy & wrong
Posted: November 23, 2020 Filed under: 2020, thescottishproject, Uncategorized Comments Off on #058: dirty, filthy & wrong
Postcard sent to Martin Gram in Copenhagen, my old Danish buddy from my 1990’s New York days.
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#024: love, loss, religion, ambition
Posted: November 22, 2020 Filed under: 2020, thescottishproject Comments Off on #024: love, loss, religion, ambition
[BELATED ENTRY] Postcard sent to Colin Morrison, an Edinburgh-based lawyer that I was introduced to by my very old friend, Colin Gilchrist.
Read more about “The Scottish Project” here.
#023: this very sweet apple
Posted: November 22, 2020 Filed under: 2020, thescottishproject Comments Off on #023: this very sweet apple
[BELATED ENTRY] Postcard sent to Kenris MacLeod (no relation), an Edinburgh fine artist whose work Muriel Gray turned me on to.
She lives in Goldenacre, the neighborhood where I used to buy my sweeties after school.
Read more about “The Scottish Project” here.
#057: are we done
Posted: November 21, 2020 Filed under: 2020, thescottishproject Comments Off on #057: are we done
Postcard sent to Alistair Mackenzie, Scottish actor and younger brother of David Mackenzie, the film director.
I’ve known Al since he was fourteen. One of the loveliest, sweetest guys you’ll ever meet. Such fun, such good energy, a real gentleman, to boot.
About twenty years ago he shot to fame as Archie MacDonald, the leading character in the global hit TV show, “Monarch of The Glen”. One of the tabloids named him as “Britain’s Sexiest Man” soon after.
I’m pleased to report that Al didn’t let any of this stuff go to his head. He’s still lovely Al, through and through. Hurrah!
Read more about “The Scottish Project” here
#056: shadow of death
Posted: November 20, 2020 Filed under: 2020, thescottishproject Comments Off on #056: shadow of death
Postcard sent to my sister, Sarah who, obviously, is also a Scot.
She and I both had years where we faced more than our fare share of adversity… but here we are, none too worse for wear. Plenty to be grateful for.
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#055: grievance politics cannot ever be sated
Posted: November 19, 2020 Filed under: 2020, thescottishproject Comments Off on #055: grievance politics cannot ever be sated
Postcard sent to Maajid Nawaz, the London-based activist and media personality.
Maajid and I met in Edinburgh in 2011 at Ted Global, we’ve been friends ever since. He commisioned a large drawing from me a few years ago, and we also hung out in New York the last time we were both there at the same time.
Maajid hosts a well-know LBC talk radio show where he manages to tick off all the right people. He is no friend of extremists- Islamic and non-Islamic alike. A champion of decency, common sense and moderation, he takes a lot of shit from the crazies on social media, including death threats. Frankly, I think he’s a national hero and should be given a Knigthhood, or at least, an MBE. It’ll probably happen eventually,
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