David Hutchison
David Hutchison is a Scottish artist, filmmaker and writer. Currently exhibiting at the Unicorn Exhibition at the new Perth Museum.
He directed the features Graders and Baobhan Sith,
wrote YA novella Storm Hags and the Seordag Stories series of children's picturebooks.
Prospectors
Pip Pop's Find, the first book in my new series Prospectors is out now on Kindle and in paperback. Hardback and ebook coming soon.
Old prospectors Ahab and Gert, living on their mining base asteroid Valhalla, realise that their cat Pip Pop's youthfulness is related to goo coming from a crack in the wall of their store room. The goo rejuvenates them, but when they share it with supply ship friend Seumas, and he is captured by space cannibal Sunny Bean, things quickly get scary.
A Tail Tall Tale
A little girl Joan and her cat Sheba imagine why the Manx cat does not have a tail. From the biblical legend of Noah's ark to Sheba's ancestor ship's cat Phee's meeting with space traveller Captain Tobias, will they discover the true story?
Books available in hardback, paperback, ebook and Kindle.
The Book of Skulls
Hutchison's debut novel The Book of Skulls is a Victorian tale of gender-bending, hidden identity, obsession and gruesome murder, set in Edinburgh's Old Town.
Great reviews from Publishers Weekly ,Hothouse Horror and Undiscovered Scotland.
Seordag Stories
Crodh Chailein
Animation playing at the Lacuna Festival 2022.
The Home of Irresistible Art
From Aug 22 to Oct 23 The Home of Irresistible Art was a pop up gallery at the Wee Hub, Ocean Terminal. The space was supplied by THELMA (The Living Memory Association)
Metamorphosis is a feature documentary of the change from a derelict Debenham's store at Ocean Terminal at Leith docks into a heritage and community pop up venue. 80 mins, 2023.
Onisis and the Edinburgh Festival carnival is a short documentary. Onisis and her team create wonderful costumes for the Edinburgh Festival Carnival and Baila Venezuela events.
The New Curios screened at Earls Court Film Festival 2020 and Lacuna Festival 2nd July – 1st August, 2021.
Cats Go Bananas won the Audience Award at the Deep Fried Film Festival,2021, screened at the 14th British Shorts Film Festival, Berlin,2021,Portobello Film Festival 2020 and broadcast on London Live TV,2020.