Books Signed by the artist JONNY HANNAH

 In conjunction with ‘Songs from Under the Pier’ Jonny Hannah has signed some of his excellent books - an ideal Christmas present!

The most recent publication (2021) is THE STORY OF THE SKIDS a collaboration between musician, filmmaker and former Skids frontman Richard Jobson and illustrator Jonny Hannah. It's a visual history of the heroes of Scottish punk and new wave, as told by Richard Jobson.

Jobson describes this collaboration as, “a fresh pair of eyes to the story of the Skids. I love Jonny’s work, he has a strong musical influence in his unique take on life. The anecdotal approach (to the book) is new and suits Jonny’s style. I think people will see both the fun and serious side of the band.”

Size: 250mm x 250mm

Pages: 140 pages text plus cover - printed in full colour throughout. With printed dust jacket.

Price: £19.79 (a good year for the band!) TO BUY CLICK HERE

HOT JAZZ
'Welcome to the World of Hipsters, Flipsters and finger poppin’ Daddies, where to jump is to jive and to Bop is to Be!’
Jonny Hannah has had a lifelong passion for music and this is his first childrens’ book which he says “is about the healing power of good music. Music with soul.” A hardback picture book that can be enjoyed by adults and children alike. £12.99 TO BUY CLICK HERE

FAST CARS & UKULELES an ABC by Jonny Hannah
’Dive into the pages of Fast Cars & Ukuleles and immerse yourself in a world where British tradition and the quintessentially English meet Celtic folklore and Americana. Jonny Hannah’s beautifully crafted typography leaps and dances from page to page, bursting with irreverent energy and creativity. By the time you reach Z and beyond, expect your sense of fashion, music and culture to have been turned – delightfully – inside out and upside down forever.’ HARDBACK £20.00 TO BUY CLICK HERE

JONNY HANNAH GREETINGS FROM DARKTOWN
Illustrator and printmaker Jonny Hannah has created a mysterious coastal town, Darktown inhabited by folk legends, jazz artistes, tattooed sailors and local action hero Rocket Man. It exists in a book, Jonny Hannah: Greetings from Darktown: An Illustrators Miscellany, which contains so many images and so much detail its easy to be drawn in to his fictional world. Writers Philip Hoare and Peter Chrisp help to knit together this romanticised world, which manages to be at once seedy, wistful, and whimsical but also rather jolly. It kind of feels like a more cheerful Royston Vasey. HARDBACK £20.00 TO BUY CLICK HERE