"YOU'VE HAD YOUR CHIPS, SON..."

1st part of double page spread

One of the other things I produced for the establishment mentioned

in the previous post was a rules and regulations poster for their delivery

drivers.  Having taken enough money from the 'parent company' on past

projects, and because it wasn't for public consumption, I cut them a special

deal on this one.  If memory serves, I did this for six months' supply of fish

suppers, the cost of which, had I paid for them, would've far exceeded
what I could have legitimately charged for the work involved, so I
really came out ahead on the deal.

2nd part of double page spread

Here's another piece I did for the same company, but this time

for another of their businesses.  This was produced for their leaflets

and newspaper advertisements, and everything on it was done by

hand, with the exception of the Letraset numbers on the right.

And the illustration below was done for another

chip shop owner, for his bags, menus, and fliers.

Hardly international publishing, true (with which I was

involved at the same time), but lucrative nonetheless.

(Incidentally, the images are scanned from poor quality photo-

copies;  I've tried to punch them up a bit, but they're still not as

sharp as they could be.)