We love the world of Fred! As do millions of other people around the world as this image has been selected by the 8 million fans, as one of the top twenty images ever released! This editions is printed on 188gsm Photo Rag paper that perfectly capture the smart black crisp outlines that portray the brilliant, cheeky gags in each edition. It comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, and is available either Matted, Bagged and Boarded, or Matted and Framed. It makes the perfect gift and look brilliant around the house!

Rupert was born and raised in Kensington, West London. He became a professional cartoonist almost by accident when in 1989 whilst doodling he drew a little bald man in braces and carpet slippers and named him Fred. Within months Fred cartoons were appearing every week in Midweek, a free magazine given away at London tube stations. This was soon followed by a book deal and a contract for Fred greeting cards. These proved very popular and within a short space of time were to be seen in every high street in the country. A range of Fred merchandise followed with a steady succession of books. The cartoons also appeared in the Mail On Sunday for four years. Over eight million Fred cards have been sold and they are still going strong. Since 1990 Rupert has had 21 books published.

 Rupert was born and raised in Kensington, West London. HHe became a professional cartoonist almost by accident when in 1989 whilst doodling he drew a little bald man in braces and carpet slippers and named him Fred.

Within months Fred cartoons were appearing every week in Midweek, a free magazine given away at London tube stations. This was soon followed by a book deal and a contract for Fred greeting cards. These proved very popular and within a short space of time were to be seen in every high street in the country. A range of Fred merchandise followed with a steady succession of books. The cartoons also appeared in the Mail On Sunday for four years.

Over eight million Fred cards have been sold and they are still going strong, currently available in WH Smith, Marks and Spencer, on-line from Moonpig.com and in a large number of independent retailers. Since 1990 Rupert has had 21 books published.

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