While we know we shouldn't judge a book by its cover, we were thrilled to reveal this stunning graphic from Billy Connolly, which inspired the design of his first-ever autobiography, Windswept & Interesting. Available now, this matching quartet of limited edition artworks is hand-signed by the award-winning comedian and features four vibrant colourways.

Presented on a beautiful 100% cotton paper, the humorous giclée prints highlight the vivid blazers of Billy's 'Teddy Boy' characters, who have taken to the stage with maracas, brothel creeper shoes and clashing socks. Featured on the internal front cover and end pages of the Waterstones Exclusive Edition of Billy's autobiography, the dynamic figure is inspired by his memories of the 1950s British youth subculture, which saw teenagers embracing rock 'n' roll and R&B music and experimenting with fashion.

Billy says: "Teddy Boys were windswept and interesting. They chose their clothes to differ from everyone else in society. And that was the hippie thing as well, just choosing your clothes, wearing policemen’s capes and big hats with snakeskin bands. It was a good time. They're just Teddy Boys dancing with maracas. My favourite is the yellow one. He's the most gaudy and 'clashy'."