Tag Archives: Gentle humour

Charlie Chaplin...

Posted on 04/11/2017 by Miko

…I won­der what he was like to work with. Pretty much a per­fec­tion­ist I guess, and there­fore per­haps not a happy atmo­sphere in the stu­dio? Four mar­riages, that's enough to put one in a bad mood and elev­en chil­dren and … Con­tin­ue read­ing →

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The Contented Scarecrow Concerto

Any Birthdays coming up, or a bare wall that would benefit from a smile?

Posted on 21/01/2016 by Miko

Well, just click around the corner and you can take a stroll around Miko's gal­ler­ies and buy his wall art and greet­ings cards. Miko-Greetings.com It's worth the walk.

I take my humourous illustrations as seriously as I do my serious illustrations

Posted on 01/03/2015 by Miko

It's very odd,creating an idea and an image which make people laugh, is actu­ally taken very ser­i­ously. Not a smile comes to my little face, while I'm work­ing on what will make my audi­ence smile. This is one of my vari­ous … Con­tin­ue read­ing →

Wishing you Guys and Guyesses a Magical Christmas and Fun and Funny New Year

Posted on 24/12/2014 by Miko

For all you lovely peeps out there, all those I know and all those peeps I hope to know. Love and Peace to you, your fam­il­ies, your friends and your neigh­bours.

Charlie Chaplin caricature

Who ever heard of a steam propelled paraglider?

Posted on 28/05/2014 by Miko

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I have and Life­style magazine and James Young has now!  (Please click on thumb­nail to enjoy the com­plete  full size image) 'It's great thanks, a crack­ing job once again.' Thanks James Young, art dir­ect­or of Big World Wide Pub­lish­ing.

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Ever nearly fallen asleep at the wheel? Too many of us have....

Posted on 22/03/2013 by Miko

My latest com­mis­sion was illus­trat­ing an art­icle about tak­ing your car abroad. This is an art­icle for 'Mot­ab­il­ity Life­style', the motor­ing magazine for the dis­abled. Driv­ing on for­eign roads is tough enough for the able bodied.Yet anoth­er reas­on to be … Con­tin­ue read­ing →