Patrick Woodroffe was a prolific artist whose fantastical illustrations adorned paintings, innumerable science-fiction books, record sleeves and posters. He likened his work to the “cartography of a nowhere-land”, a picture map of a “world enclosed within the walls of his skull, a world confined to tiny electric pathways between billions of minute brain cells”.
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