B for Borrible. The Borrible trilogy by Michael de Larrabeiti, a classic from the 1980s. An odd combination of Oliver Twist, Peter Pan, and feral children with a penchance for violence and thievery. Worth a read! My favourite part is the way the author writes about London.

A for Akira

Pirate here! It’s been a little while, but we’re back with a new joint project! We’re going to illustrate an A-Z of literary things that inspire us and share it here. It’s going to be fun sharing the books we love, join us on our literary journey! Here’s mine, A for Akira.

SUSPENSE!!!

They just can't take any more!

This is our Illustration Friday submission. Also don't forget to check out our new Gay Valentine cards. Thanks!

Gay Valentine's unveiling...

We are very excited to unveil our new collection of Valentines cards for gay/lesbian customers in our shop! There are two of each to choose from, with Pirate and myself designing our own respectively. We wanted to produce something different this year, something that hasn't been done to death. Although there are of course existing gay cards on the market, there are still far fewer to choose from than the "mainstream" cards.
Please do comment if you like them, or have any feedback, we would love to hear from you, or send us a private message. The cards are available to buy right now on Folksy, they come in sealed packaging with a plain white envelope, the inside is blank for your message.

Burger and Chips, available on Folksy

My Hero, available on Folksy

For My Princess, available on Folksy

Loved up Lamps, available on Folksy

Highlight - I.F brief

Hello, and welcome to our Illustration Friday brief submission!

Cuteable

Bonjour, Pirate here. Just a quick note to say we have been featured on Cuteable: http://www.cuteable.com/ Check it out!

Thanks Cuteable!

Greetings

Hello campers, Unicorn here. La di da...

Last week Pirate and I went to see Tintin, and very good it was too. After we left the cinema I excitedly realised the film featured both a pirate AND a unicorn! What are the odds! I told Pirate with a triumphant flourish, but she wasn't listening, she was busy assembling pixels for her next shot at world domination.

Oh oh! And I've decided what I'm going to make Pirate for Christmas. Ssshhhh! What do you give a girl who already has all the cutlasses, patches and parrots she needs? I think I know the answer, but it'll have to wait.
In the meantime, here is a piece of nautical based coolness:

The Sea Monster, by Hugo And His Friends