Posts Tagged ‘Marsden’
Cubicle Office Cartoon
Saturday, April 19th, 2008 
“There….I heard it again…!”
Cubicle Office Cartoon by Ian D. Marsden
Brian Talma - The ‘Irie Man’
Saturday, April 19th, 2008Back in 1999 when I lived on the wonderful island of Barbados, I had the pleasure of meeting Brian Talma, surfer and windsurfer extra-ordinaire.
He commissioned me to create a cartoon line-art version of the ‘Irie Man’ for him.
Here is a Link to his website which is: http://www.irieman-talma.com/
An excerpt from his biography:
Brian “Irie Man” Talma
You can spot Brian ‘Irie Man’ Talma on a crowded beach from yards away. He’s the one with the sun-bleached tousled locks and the broad, welcoming smile. And if he isn’t chatting with someone or posing for a camera, he’s giving somebody a big thumbs up, accompanied by his trademark beam, “Yeah, man, action!” World class windsurfer and international sports personality Brian ‘Irie Man’ Talma is a true veteran on the Professional Windsurfing Association (PWA) world tour. In 1989, after representing his homeland, Barbados, at the Seoul, Korea Olympics, Brian turned pro and soon became one of the most flamboyant personalities on the circuit.
Berlin Subway Cartoon Exhibition!!
Wednesday, April 9th, 2008Very cool! I just found out that one of my cartoons will be on display on 4000 monitors throughout the Berlin Subway system all day long April 20th!
If anybody happens to be in Berlin on that day and catch a snapshot please send it to me - I would love to see it!
This exhibition was organized by http://www.toonpool.com. Nicely done! (Thanks Vanessa!) 
Footballheroes See Red - 10 more days!
Wednesday, April 9th, 2008The Footballheroes See Red books have been printed and are on their way to bookstores all over Europe.
There will be an exhibition and launch party in Zürich, the date and details yet to be announced but in all likelyhood I will be present.
In the meantime lots of new information and fantastic artwork can be seen at:
Here is a first glimpse at some of the players from the three teams I illustrated:
