Sarah McIntyre

I've done a new poster! It's for Lord God, a comedy musical written by Philip Reeve & Brian Mitchell, with music by Brian (the same team who created the fabulous Pugs of the Frozen North stage show just before the first lockdown, and The Ministry of Biscuits). It's going to premiere at the Brighton Open Air Theatre on Thursday, 10 June - book your tickets here - and hopefully show lots more venues around the country, stay tuned!



Here are Philip and Brian talking about Lord God:

The Adventuremice are seriously cheesed off by this waterway blockage. (Original painting was sold via my shop.) If I look back at this blog post ten years from now, here's a reminder of the Suez reference.

New cards in the shop! You can order them at sarahmcintyre.bigcartel.com. People also ask about prints, and the cards easily double up as prints if you want to frame them. (The original paintings aren't all that much larger than the cards.)

Chec out these Grumpycorn drawings from Gandatsetiagon Public School, in the Durham Region of Ontario. So much personality!!



Thank you for sharing, Ms Lupo!





Learn how to draw your own Grumpycorn here:

Original artwork sold via my shop, sarahmcintyre.bigcartel.com

Even if you already follow my co-author Philip Reeve on Instagram (@thesolitarybee), you'll be interested to know that he's started up a new account specifically for his landscape drawings (@dartmoorsketchbook). I first got to be friends with Philip through admiring his landscape drawings, it really made me want to up my game.

Sold via my shop (where you can buy packs of lovely cards!)

Two more paintings I've sold in my shop this week:



I'm sure lockdown is inspiring these; little mice who travel when I can't.

My sister's partner, Mike Lewis (shown here with Mary on Dartmoor), had his last day hosting a show on Seattle radio Kiro Nights, and he invited me to come on and talk with him! It's always good talking with Mike and we had fun catching up. You can listen again right here. Thanks so much, Mike! He's moving over to work at Geekwire, and you can follow him on Twitter at @MikeLew65.

Huge thanks to everyone who's shared World Book Day photos! It's such an amazing thing to see our characters brought to life, in so many creative ways! Here's an excellent Kevin comic by Lulu at Leith Walk Primary:



And Lulu's Kevin costume!



What a majestic Seawig!!





Grumpyspud!



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