Piss-funny drawings by Ian Stevenson. Not only are his drawings hilarious, his biography made me cry from laughing. Here’s just the beginning:

“Ian is a professional man, secure in his sexuality and proud of his body. He attended Camberwell College of Arts between 1996 and 9 where he learned to make things look pretty on a variety of surfaces including paper and fabric … Hawking himself on a dirty alley named graphic design, he was picked up in the slick limousine of a famous company who, for no reason at all except to add the illusion of foul play, will remain nameless, where he stayed for three circles of the Earth’s orbit around our Sun (that firey, heartless life-giver), making many good things there including videos for songs by a band and little creatures and t-shirts and so on and so forth….”

You can read more  of Ian’s biography here. Written by Michael Garrad.

Hilarious.



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  1. linda from OEKE

    I giggled at camouflage chris, haha’d at ‘where are my legs’ .. but can’t (get it, can’t) comment on the spelling one. L.O.V.E. his bio – he is one humourous dude (-:

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