  
A new range of exclusive greetings cards by Richard Sargent, with the theme of humorous takes on cult/sci-fi tv and movies. This unique line of cards is being sold in packs of three designs. Size 18cm x 12cm approx. Professionally printed on glossy card. Envelopes included. Buy the cards in our online shop here...
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Season One set contains Starbuck's Coffee, Jaws, and The Prisoner. The idea for this project came from Richard's own interest in films and science fiction, and his previous artwork which has covered caricatures of characters such as Patrick McGoohan's Prisoner (a black & white drawing done in 1995, recently coloured and finished - see details here). Other one-offs along the way have included art based on The X Files (2000) and Jaws (2002). It was decided to turn these caricatures into greetings card designs by adding a humorous punchline, and combine them with a series of brand new illustrations which have been produced specifically with the 'Geekings Card' concept in mind (typically more visual and filled with in-jokes, such as Starbuck's).
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Starbuck's Coffee
Featuring references to both old and new Battlestar Galactica. The Starbuck character is deliberately ambiguous whether it's the male or female version!
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Jaws
Caricature of Roy Scheider and friend...
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The Prisoner
The slogan also works as an in-joke from the tv series. For extra geek points we recommend writing 'Many Happy Returns' inside (the title of one of the episodes!). |
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| Season Two Available now... |
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McEnroe v Borg
A unique twist on the famous match of the 1980s.
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Quantum Trek
Sam Beckett finds himself leaping into another franchise...
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Jelly Baby
A caricature of Tom Baker as the Doctor. Originally designed as a one-off birthday card in 2006.
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| Season Three Coming soon... |
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War of the War of the Worlds
A piece of art which existed as a black & white drawing from 2007 and has been coloured and finished for 'Geekings Cards'.
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Make it so.
New design featuring caricatures of Brent Spiner (Data) and Patrick Stewart (Picard).
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The Truth...
Originally a pencil sketch drawn for a competition in 2000, this caricature of Mulder & Scully was digitally rendered for Richard's portfolio in 2005.
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