ROCK 'N' ROLL cartoon to take inspiration from Salisbury

Paul Thomas us relaunching photo toon ROCK 'N' ROLL, based on an idea he proposed for a children's TV series in 1991, called Round The Bend. The series was due its third run on ITV, but it was cancelled. 

Paul said: "Thirty years later, ROCK 'N' ROLL is finally here. The cartoon capers of a wild rock and a sensible bread roll are released as a photo strip cartoon on Instagram.

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"I built a permanent set for them, but they love to be photographed out and about in the famous medieval city of Salisbury inspiring visual ideas and storylines.

"Watch out, ROCK 'N' ROLL's about!"

So far there have been ten stories - including a Halloween tale (Image: Paul Thomas)

Paul, who has lived in the city for several years, will begin to use Salisbury in the upcoming weeks to get inspiration for the cartoon strips.

This comes after his recent success of his screening of SAFFRON at the Everyman Theatre - a six part series of five minute episodes, created from a two day shoot of over 1000 photos.

The series was promised a television screening of his series, but it was never shown.

To see ROCK 'N' ROLL, visit @silverpuppet80 on Instagram