The visionary world of Nicholas Beckett
……and drown me. I don’t swim. I walk.
This book has been out for a while now. I seem to have a few lying around the house, so as a bonus I have printed two A4 posters of the pictures from the story in colour. Available now from my ETSY shop. Until I sell out, and there’s not many.
OK. It’s done. Elzabeth J.M. Walkers brilliant, funny, scary, sad and poignant stories are now available to order. Plus you get a bunch of my crap drawings and a bonus.
You can order it directly from Handersen publishing HERE
Or from Amazon at the following links.
Australia ORDER HERE
UK ORDER HERE
US and the Americas ORDER HERE
Italia ORDER HERE
The wonderful book of fairy tails “The Boy Who Owned The Forest,” by Elizabeth J.M. Walker is almost available to order. For Sydney friends I can will be ordering some shortly. It will be available on Amazon or also directly from the Handersen Publishing.
I’ve just finished the finals drawings for the story “The Winter of the River” by Elizabeth JM Walker. It is one of seven stories in a book soon to be published “The Boy Who Owned The Forest” by Handersen Publishing. It’s exciting I think.
I have to thank both Elizabeth and Nicole and Tevin from Handersen or their patience in waiting for these. I hope it’s worth it.
Strega…..
I have revamped the colour pictures I painted for The Maze by Elizabeth J.M. Walkers for here fairy tales. The didn’t quite look right just scannned so I worked them over with pencils.
The book is to be published by Handersen Publishing.  Have a look at their site for more exiting stuff while we all wait for me to finish this.
I’ve drawn up the tile pages for Elizabeth J.M. Walkers fairy tales. Just a few more pictures to finish off by the end of the month.
The it’s up to Handersen Publishing to make some sort of sense of my mess. At least the stories will be good.
Then I can rest. Until the next thing.
So it’s still in the works, but I’m drawing away when I can to get Elizabeth J. M. Walker’s book of tales, “The Boy Who Owned The Forest,” finished.
Here is a preview of one of my favourite stories “The Winter Of The River.” There is still much to do, but I’ll get there.
Saint Beckett 