Meet Neill, a quirky and eclectic individual who defies categorization. Just like the weird looking fat striped fish illustration that adorns his bedroom wall, Neill stands out from the crowd with his unique style and personality. Much like Margaret Thatcher on the campaign trail, Neill exudes confidence and determination in everything he does. He is not afraid to make bold choices, just like the pomfret illustration that catches everyone's attention. With a passion for marine life, it has an extensive collection of fish illustrations that showcase his love for these creatures. From black jewfish to vibrant tropical species, each artwork tells a story about his fascination with underwater worlds. But there's more to Neill than meets the eye. Behind his eccentricities lies a deep appreciation for art and music. As he listens to "Merry Merry" by Harlan Thompson while admiring a snake sculpture in his room, it becomes clear that he finds inspiration in unexpected places. Neill's circle of friends includes Sally O'Neil – a girl known for her fearless nature as she confidently wears a traffic cone on her head – and two boys sporting teddy boy hairstyles named Winton and Eccles. Together they create an unconventional group that embraces their individuality. In this diverse community, even mundane moments become extraordinary. Whether it's capturing teenage girls lost in thought within their bedrooms or observing small ads plastered across newsagents' windows in Eccles, every scene holds significance in Neill's world. So next time you come across someone who seems peculiar or marches to their own beat like Neill does; remember that behind those quirks lies an intriguing story waiting to be discovered - just like him.