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I go out looking for astronauts. I walk slow. You might say I walk too slow. But someone once said they'd marry me because of my lack of pace. I walk even slower - just to make sure. Always the bridesmaid, never the bride. Always the bridesmaid, never the bride. I make a wish and watch it swim like a fish into the dog eat dog sky.

I walk as slowly as I can. Avoiding the cracks. Never looking back. It is my only plan. It is my only care. Please don't stare. I know they're out there. Astronauts. Hovering. Out of sink. Above the horizon. Below the radar. Graceful. Shy. Disconnected. Watching the world from way up high.

All my friends are astronauts.

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Urban Graphic Cards

You can now buy the 12 cards I designed for Urban Graphic in Scribblers, Selfridges, Urban Outfitters, Paperchase and various independent stores.

You can also buy my book via Urban Outfitters

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Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now

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Buy from Amazon UK

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A lovely review from Margaret Roach A Way To Garden

Review Good Books in Bad Times

Review Urban Outfitters

Quirky book of the week Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Podcast Interview Psychjourney

Podcast Interview Top Shelf

Interview for Design for Mankind

Featured in Edno Magazine

Book mention Collective Visuals

I was asked to select 6 songs that were the soundtrack to my book.
You can read the 6 songs I chose here: Largehearted boy.com

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BBC Ouch - Motley Zoo

New series of animal doodles for BBC Ouch! Motley Zoo

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Weekly Garden Doodle - A Way to Garden

Weekly garden doodle for A Way to Garden

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If You're Happy And You Know It

UK November 2007, published by John Murray

'Anguish and fear have never been so much fun'
Andy Riley

'More than indulgent artistry, Jordan's doodles, buffeted by misery, dejection
and angst, are tentative explorations of social and deep psychological disquiet'
The Big Issue

'The most refreshing feature and wonderfully reassuring
revelation about Andre's work is that I rather feel I could
match his standard of artistic achievements! But he does
so say it as I might too!'
Jo Brand

'Are we supposed to colour it in?'
Ethel Stanmore, Aged 82

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