Here's a piece I'm currently trying to decide what to do with. I wanted to draw Sir David Attenborough as his 100th birthday is coming up. I headed to Bridlington beach as I knew the annual dog ban had just come into force and the beach would be quiet.

He turned out to be quite a complicated subject, and at around 5 hours in I had to admit defeat as the tide caught me - leaving him resting his face on an undrawn hand.

So now I'm pondering whether to have another attempt. Maybe I'll just have to come up with an appropriate caption and use what I have.

"Attenborough at 100. The face of a crisis - the tide’s coming in and we’re just stood - watching. 

This sand art tribute on Bridlington beach is unfinished, as is his work."

I should have another attempt really.