Pouncing Tiger
Gouache on paper

FAG ART

Chris Dilger has now published his book of cigarette character cartoons, called 'Fag Art' with Createspace.
The 40 page book is now available for purchase on

ISBN-13: 978-1508858935

All royalties from the book will be donated to The Harlington Hospice who are currently looking after Chris. Please support his initiative if you can.

Chris Dilger artwork

As you may know Chris is receiving care from the Harlington Hospice and would like to see his vast collection of unique artwork used to help raise funds for them. We have already appealed for a suitable exhibition space for his work but without success. However Chris, despite his condition is currently working with an animation company Worldsight Media in Middlesborough to create an animation of his Cigregrets character for the NHS. I am also working with Chris to create a book of part of his collection called "Fag Art". We hope to have the book launched soon. Proceeds raised will go to the hospice. We will let you know when it is available and hope you will be able to support his initiative. Ian

We have an exhibition coming up from Hillingdon Artists at Uxbridge Central Library. Entitled 'Hillingdon Artists In Minature', it consists of 16 of our artists who have been given small, identical frames to use/decorate to display their own unique artwork. Please come and see what they have done.
14th March to 26th March.

Stripes
Mixed media on canvas

Chris Dilger (aka) Captain Colourblind and his story

As you may know Chris is seriously ill and in the care of the local hospice now. Do you know of a venue available to hang approx. 100 of his pictures? He is selling his complete collection of artwork to raise funds for the Harlington Hospice. If you want to read about Chris's story click on the link on the Pages menu at the side.

please contact him at here All money raised will go to Harlington Hospice.

Web page of Chris's work  is here

Happy Birthday

Congratulations. Hillingdon Artists is celebrating it's 10th Anniversary today.