Hi Robert, Issue 020 of Magnus is out now (http://www.magnusmag.com) and itincludes 10 new pieces of creative work, but more importantly it features your piece “A View From Under the Coffin Lid”.Congratulations on making it into the twentieth issue of Magnus.

For our 20th issue we have an incredible array of creativity to sharewith you. The confusingly talented Viktor Safonkin combines old with new, mixing his surrealist style with a touch of the masters strokes.His piece “Invasion” is infinitely interesting and reveals new bizzaredepths the more you look into it, yet is probably one of his leaststrange pieces.

We have a great piece by the amazing António Jorge Gonçalves, whospends weeks at a time sitting on different subway trains around theworld drawing people. He put all that time drawing people to great usefor a Festival in central Lisbon by covering a house in paintings ofpeople, resulting in the wonderful “Lisbonners”.

And of course, as it's getting colder and merrier with each day thatpasses right now, we have a trailer for “Tell Him Next Year” by themulti-talented David Margolis. Not for the faint hearted, this shortfilm staring Warwick Davis gets right to the heart of Christmas in anunexpectedly delightful way, and I urge you all to search out and seethis film as soon as you can. We also have an array of other wonderful work in our twentieth issue,and tucked away in our creative library for you to check out, so Ihope you enjoy our latest issue. Seasons Greetings,JustinMagnus 020 8123 6256

Hi Robert, Issue 020 of Magnus is out now (http://www.magnusmag.com) and itincludes 10 new pieces of creative work, but more importantly it features your piece “A View From Under the Coffin Lid”.Congratulations on making it into the twentieth issue of Magnus.

For our 20th issue we have an incredible array of creativity to sharewith you. The confusingly talented Viktor Safonkin combines old with new, mixing his surrealist style with a touch of the masters strokes.His piece “Invasion” is infinitely interesting and reveals new bizzaredepths the more you look into it, yet is probably one of his leaststrange pieces.

We have a great piece by the amazing António Jorge Gonçalves, whospends weeks at a time sitting on different subway trains around theworld drawing people. He put all that time drawing people to great usefor a Festival in central Lisbon by covering a house in paintings ofpeople, resulting in the wonderful “Lisbonners”.

And of course, as it's getting colder and merrier with each day thatpasses right now, we have a trailer for “Tell Him Next Year” by themulti-talented David Margolis. Not for the faint hearted, this shortfilm staring Warwick Davis gets right to the heart of Christmas in anunexpectedly delightful way, and I urge you all to search out and seethis film as soon as you can. We also have an array of other wonderful work in our twentieth issue,and tucked away in our creative library for you to check out, so Ihope you enjoy our latest issue. Seasons Greetings,JustinMagnus 020 8123 6256

Hi Robert, Issue 020 of Magnus is out now (http://www.magnusmag.com) and itincludes 10 new pieces of creative work, but more importantly it features your piece “A View From Under the Coffin Lid”.Congratulations on making it into the twentieth issue of Magnus.

For our 20th issue we have an incredible array of creativity to sharewith you. The confusingly talented Viktor Safonkin combines old with new, mixing his surrealist style with a touch of the masters strokes.His piece “Invasion” is infinitely interesting and reveals new bizzaredepths the more you look into it, yet is probably one of his leaststrange pieces.

We have a great piece by the amazing António Jorge Gonçalves, whospends weeks at a time sitting on different subway trains around theworld drawing people. He put all that time drawing people to great usefor a Festival in central Lisbon by covering a house in paintings ofpeople, resulting in the wonderful “Lisbonners”.

And of course, as it's getting colder and merrier with each day thatpasses right now, we have a trailer for “Tell Him Next Year” by themulti-talented David Margolis. Not for the faint hearted, this shortfilm staring Warwick Davis gets right to the heart of Christmas in anunexpectedly delightful way, and I urge you all to search out and seethis film as soon as you can. We also have an array of other wonderful work in our twentieth issue,and tucked away in our creative library for you to check out, so Ihope you enjoy our latest issue. Seasons Greetings,JustinMagnus 020 8123 6256

Hi Robert, Issue 020 of Magnus is out now (http://www.magnusmag.com) and itincludes 10 new pieces of creative work, but more importantly it features your piece “A View From Under the Coffin Lid”.Congratulations on making it into the twentieth issue of Magnus.

For our 20th issue we have an incredible array of creativity to sharewith you. The confusingly talented Viktor Safonkin combines old with new, mixing his surrealist style with a touch of the masters strokes.His piece “Invasion” is infinitely interesting and reveals new bizzaredepths the more you look into it, yet is probably one of his leaststrange pieces.

We have a great piece by the amazing António Jorge Gonçalves, whospends weeks at a time sitting on different subway trains around theworld drawing people. He put all that time drawing people to great usefor a Festival in central Lisbon by covering a house in paintings ofpeople, resulting in the wonderful “Lisbonners”.

And of course, as it's getting colder and merrier with each day thatpasses right now, we have a trailer for “Tell Him Next Year” by themulti-talented David Margolis. Not for the faint hearted, this shortfilm staring Warwick Davis gets right to the heart of Christmas in anunexpectedly delightful way, and I urge you all to search out and seethis film as soon as you can. We also have an array of other wonderful work in our twentieth issue,and tucked away in our creative library for you to check out, so Ihope you enjoy our latest issue. Seasons Greetings,JustinMagnus 020 8123 6256

Hi Robert, Issue 020 of Magnus is out now (http://www.magnusmag.com) and itincludes 10 new pieces of creative work, but more importantly it features your piece “A View From Under the Coffin Lid”.Congratulations on making it into the twentieth issue of Magnus.

For our 20th issue we have an incredible array of creativity to sharewith you. The confusingly talented Viktor Safonkin combines old with new, mixing his surrealist style with a touch of the masters strokes.His piece “Invasion” is infinitely interesting and reveals new bizzaredepths the more you look into it, yet is probably one of his leaststrange pieces.

We have a great piece by the amazing António Jorge Gonçalves, whospends weeks at a time sitting on different subway trains around theworld drawing people. He put all that time drawing people to great usefor a Festival in central Lisbon by covering a house in paintings ofpeople, resulting in the wonderful “Lisbonners”.

And of course, as it's getting colder and merrier with each day thatpasses right now, we have a trailer for “Tell Him Next Year” by themulti-talented David Margolis. Not for the faint hearted, this shortfilm staring Warwick Davis gets right to the heart of Christmas in anunexpectedly delightful way, and I urge you all to search out and seethis film as soon as you can. We also have an array of other wonderful work in our twentieth issue,and tucked away in our creative library for you to check out, so Ihope you enjoy our latest issue. Seasons Greetings,JustinMagnus 020 8123 6256