Old gig poster #3

Deathproof Promotions flyer March 2012 starring Dennis Waterman

Old gig poster #2

Old gig posters #1

Genuine actual semi-famous person endorsement!

Bona fide actual Premier League footballer Deon Burton has launched his own football academy and showing the good taste footballers are renowned for, is promoting the venture with Custard Shark artwork, the rough draft of which is displayed above.

Actual published work for an actual published magazine!

New old stuff

From many many moons ago, here is the front sleeve of the much-heralded debut EP 'Transistor Resistor' by Barnet based indie  'post-rock' combo World Before Wireless. They asked for stairs, and stairs was what they got, mixed in with a paint trail found on the floor in Paris, a map showing projected television coverage in the British Isles for 1967, a road and part of a door from Notre Dame Cathedral.

DB Racing

Just when you thought it was safe (amusing postmodern shark reference)

The custard shark is back, as he has failed to settle on a new identity so is resurrecting his old one. There might actually be new stuff for you to look at politely.

Thirteen: 'Degraded Jazz Tones' sleeve artwork

Front and back sleeves of Thirteen's debut CD 'Degraded Jazz Tones', in collaboration w/ 

Jessica Ballantyne

Thirteen: 'Jabba Slob' single artwork

As with the first single "Colour Shoot" and in keeping with the 'degraded' look of the album, the sleeve is meant to look like a vintage 7" single. Shown here are sleeves for both versions of the single (one vocal, one instrumental) and alternate artwork with different effects.

Thirteen: 'Colour Shoot' single artwork

The first single from Thirteen's 'Degraded Jazz Tones' CD (Milky Bomb Records) packaged as a vintage export 7". You can visit Thirteen here: https://www.facebook.com/Thirteen.music.uk?sk=info and the Milky Bomb store here: http://www.milkybombrecords.co.uk/

hello

Hello! Welcome to the all new Custard Shark blog. Eventually there will be some pictures. Not to mention free stuff. Watch this space, or at least the space above it.