David Crystal at Hay festival 2008

10 x 10 cm

pencil

Not for sale

Algodonales, 2014

10 x 12 cm

pen & watersoluble graphites

Not for sale, in ‘From my journals’

Flamenco en los balcones, 2013

10 x 12 cm

pen & watersoluble graphites

Not for sale, in ‘From my journals’

El gato blanco, 2013

10 x 12 cm

pencil & watersoluble graphite

Not for sale, in ‘From my journals’

Kafeneion dog, 2014

10 x 12 cm

pen

£ 75

Marcos playing, 2009

10 x 12 cm

pen

Not for sale, in ‘From my journals’

Cuevas del Sol, Setenil de las Bodegas, 2014

10 x 12 cm

pencil & watersoluble graphite

Sold

La Sonrisa de Kai, 2011

10 x 12 cm

pencil & watersoluble graphite

Not for sale, in ‘From my journals’

Towards Skyros, 2014

10 x 12 cm

pencil & watersoluble graphite

Not for sale

Lillies on a Cretan beach, 2011

10 x 12 cm

pencil & watersoluble graphite

Not for sale

Self on Monday, 2008

10 x 15 cm

pencil & watersoluble graphite

Not for sale

Bad Cat, 2008

21 x 29 cm

pen, compressed charcoal & soft pastels

Not for sale

Trees, 2004

29 x 21 cm

Pen & Indian ink

£ 75

View Quesada, 2011

12 x 10 cm

watersoluble graphites

Sold

At the source, 2001

40 x 50 cm

lithograph, no 2 of 5 limited edition

£ 350, in vintage frame

Being a Dog (Chinese Year Sign), these are the dogs of the artists I bond with: Giacometti, Bacon & Goya

Metamorphosis 1, 2000

20 x 15 cm

Photo etching, no 1 of 10, limited edition

£ 150

The photo I used for this etching I took from the halfway state of a lump of clay that I transformed from a bird into a dog into an elephant. I created a booklet of this process.

Metamorphosis 2, 2000

100 x 80 cm

Photo etching, no 1 of 2, limited edition

£ 250

Metamorphosis 3, 2000

100 x 80 cm

Photo etching, no 1 of 2, limited edition

£ 200

Peryton, 2000

50 x 70 cm

Litograph, no 3 of 5, limited edition

£ 350

According to an ancient and obscure Greek legend, Perytons are doomed warriors from Atlantis, transformed into a winged stag. Perytons, to their own horror,  throw the shadow of a human until they have freed themselves by killing one.