Gareth Floyd’s “Jackanory” artwork up for sale, including “Stig of the Dump” and much more

Auction house Ewbank’s is hosting an auction of illustrations by Gareth Floyd for the BBC series Jackanory, created in the 1970s and 80s, including art from “Stig of the Dump” by Clive King and many more – some 1200 artworks in all. “Stig of the Dump” by Clive King, illustrated by Gareth Floyd for the BBC’s Jackanory in 1986 Jackanory was a BBC children’s television series that first ran from…

Potentially off their head on mushrooms.

At Newgrange I felt

drawn

back to the scene

at the end of Stig of the Dump.

  The one

on mid-summers’ eve

with the

ancients dancing.

It was hypnotic

to gaze

at the zig-zags

and spirals

in the stone.

Etched

some

five-thousand years ago

by an early

Irish

artist.

  Potentially

off their head on mushrooms.

  The further we are

from our past;

to who we were

the more disconnected we are

from who we a…

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Series 1 Episode 3 - “Night Runners”

Clive King - Series One

Clive: I go for that, I go for that.

Megan: No!

Charlie: Wonderful! So we work on like heroes, lose the night shift and not a word is said. You tell that to the next RTA who comes in peppered with glass.

Megan: That's exactly what I'm thinking about Charlie! So we have an RTA, when we're on strike and what happens then?

Charlie: I'm talking about the long term care.

Megan: I can't do that Charlie. I can only care as far as the next patient who needs our skills. And I for one will go on working until they close those doors.

Charlie: Kuba, I have the greatest respect for you, but what the hell are you talking about?

Kuba: Here, Charlie, in the department. Sometimes you are so busy we can't stop but sometimes so quiet, that we don't know what to do next.

Clive: You know something Kuba? That is a very observant observation. But, obvious.

Duffy: We're all getting to know each other too well. Sort of...

Baz: (Leaving the room) It's a very depressing World, don't you think?

Kuba: It's so quiet. They must know something we don't.

Charlie and Duffy: Shh.