The first ‘creature crowd’ canvas I’ve done for a while. 

Quite a lot of new characters and ideas came through in this one. I try not to have too much involvement in the way these turn out, I never sketch them first, I just start drawing in the bottom left corner and work across in rows, seeing what and who turns up. If something happens like my studio mate comes in saying she’s lost her keys, I might draw a padlock, if a homeless man walks past knocking back White Lightning then I may draw a shouting bottle, and if a good song comes on in my headphones then someone might end up with a guitar for a nose. If I smudge the ink then that’s where the next character starts from, if two lines look like they want to join up then that’s the shape the next person has to be. I’ve painted this style piece many many times now but I like the fact that no two will ever be the same, even if I wanted to there’s no way I could copy this exactly.

Marker pen on 150 x 92 cm box canvas. 

Earlier in the year I painted one of my largest pieces to date, a series of antique wooden church organ pipes measuring 275cm tall. In a few weeks they are being auctioned at Summers Place Gardens, in association with Sotheby’s, with an estimate of £2000 - £3000. Here’s a link to it - http://www.summersplaceauctions.com/product.php?category_id=61&subcategory_id&product_id=15522

Part of a commission to customise some old office furniture.

Spray paint and a bit of posca on wooden filing cabinet.

New laser cut paper edition, available now.

Laser cut 50 x 50 cm paper edition. Limited edition of just 3, each individually hand signed and numbered. Comes complete in a gloss black frame with your choice of colour for the backing paper. £125 including UK postage, please contact for international orders. Available from http://shop.kevmunday.com/desires-papercut

A couple more pieces from my skyline series.

The paintings are constructed from images of buildings and street furniture I’ve photographed, stacked together at interesting angles and naive perspectives to create these imaginary cityscapes.

Daydreaming.

Acrylic and paint marker on 100 x 100 CM canvas.

I’ve never been fishing before, so I’m not sure how many fishing magazines have a ‘featured artist’ section… But This is Fly Magazine does and this month it’s me.

You can read it online at http://www.thisisfly.com/ 

If fish aren’t your thing then I’m on pages 82 - 89.

Triptych of hand painted violins.