Pattaya Cartoonist

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For a few years now, I've been researching the career and artwork of a man named Rae Lambert. Rae was an active cartoonist in Britain and Wales who did Graphics and Design work for ITV Wales on shows like Return to Treasure Island (1986). He worked with Hanna-Barbera to produce a made-for-tv cartoon called "The Endangered" that ended up getting released as "Once Upon a Forest" by 20th Century Fox. Well, Rae moved to Pattaya in the 2000s and apparently loved it! I found 3 "Nightmarch" posts on here that quoted him from 2007; and according to Mike Baird, Rae's artwork is still in Pattaya someplace. I believe that also includes some storybooks that he wrote about his "Furling" characters, but never published (20th Century Fox retained merchandising rights and wouldn't release them to Lambert). I was curious if anyone here knew Rae during his time in Pattaya. He did some cartoons about his life in Pattaya, but I've only ever seen a handful of them; they're really hard to come by online. Does anyone have any idea of where his artwork - either from the movie or his time in Pattaya - might be/have gone? I've attached a photo for reference and I don't expect much to come of this, but I'd appreciate any help anyone might be able to extend. Thank you and I hope you all have a great Holiday. 

Rae's in the photo on the far right, holding the colorful book.