I’m a Royal College of Art trained satirical printmaker using traditional and hi-tech processes to convey my unique take on world events and false-flags. What makes this UK-based artist stand out? I don’t follow the agendas and traps set by the hi-tech-corporate-military-industrial complex. Instead, I identify firmly as pro-humanity without falling for divisive identity politics. I see it as my duty to expose the ancient ’divide et impera’ (divide and rule) techniques of modern-day globalist oligarchs who I lovingly refer to, as ‘evil-doers’. And, like every good superhero, I possess superpowe upZrs. Yes, my dyslexia, dyspraxia and of course, my sense of humour confer immunity against the lies and propaganda fuelled by political and media hacks!

I’ll be using traditional etching methods as well as cutting-edge 3-D printing to create limited-edition prints showcasing incisive social commentary. I also focus on evident conspiracies using solid research to cut through the fog of misinformation and propaganda. Support me and keep uncensored political and social satire alive in pictures.

By becoming a Borrington locals member, you afford me the time to explore highly complex subjects without constraints. Every conspiracy needs conspirators, so why not collaborate with me to fight the evil-doers and suggest suitable subjects for us to explore visually? Both existing long-term collectors and new member are invited to join me on this visual journey, to uncover who benefits (cui bono). In this case, it’s locals members, as a member you get special offers for Borrington’s Artwork and monthly exclusive political drawings which are ready to print PDF’s . For more of a creative member you can post your own Artwork to get involved in the visual discussion, but everyone is welcome to get involved and you can even receive tips on your contributions to the community.

A quite fitting quote 

“Use a picture. It’s worth a thousand words.”

By Arthur Brisbane, who happened to advise public relations to Henry Ford,Thomas Edison, and John D. Rockefeller. So, I think we are in good company.