• Sir Henry Cecil (1)

    Portrait of horse trainer Sir Henry Cecil for ATR Text. The first artwork I made for a commercial teletext service.

  • Colin McIntyre

    Colin McIntyre was appointed Editor of Ceefax in 1974. Dubbed Mr Ceefax, he was born in Argentina and moved to the UK, where his father ran a cotton factory, to join the war effort.

    This artwork was made shortly after McIntyre’s passing in May 2012.

  • Fiery Super Mario

    A portrait of Super Mario, created but unused for the inaugural International Teletext Art Festival. inspired by Paul B Davis of Lektrolab and others from the VBI Microtel project who chose to depict the character.

  • Mort Smith Playing Pong

    A still from the BBC’s 1975 ‘This is Ceefax’ documentary depicting Mort Smith editing a Ceefax page – except here, he’s slacking off by playing Pong on his visual display unit.

  • Bcbkye the Clown

    Bcbkye the Clown is not a friendly clown. He knows all your secrets… mainly that you are alive! And you have used at least three toilets in your lifetime!

  • I’ll Be Yak

    Mr Yak professes that he, like the Terminator, will indeed be yak. A collaboration with Huge Bob.

  • Digital Switchover Trollface

    The digital switchover trolls teletext regarding its continued obsolescence. But we shall prove him wrong, for teletext lives on and on! Keep teletext alive!