cascade

a doodled series of faces ink and pantone on Moleskine paper.

I suppose I got the idea from Dave Shelton via Drawn

Can I also just say that I had a long fight with my conscience about acknowledging Dave because his drawings are so good and I didn't want to look bad in comparison. I lost.

my blog hell

I'm tired of you lot (eyes doppelganger /billsworth/ eyechild) making me wait for your posts all the time.

iconography

I stumbled across this great site courtesy of Drawn, Filled with characters of all different types, descriptions and media.

GO Mojizu go!

Better get some of mine polished up and ready to go!

quizzical angel

huh?

sorry about the poor picture quality -scanner problems should be able to sort it aht soon though.

colouring the monster

With some helpful tips from this guy I've begun to teach myself to colour in Photoshop, and this is the first effort. Of which I'm strangely proud.

You can see the original un-coloured version here

Cities in the sky

I don't link to a lot of other posts on this blog, but this guy is fascinating. The ultimate urban planner, he has been creating an entire city from nothing, in his head. His having Aspergers Syndrome ("high functioning autism") might help. (Yes, it's what the main character in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime has.)


Welcome to Urville. Pop. 11.5 million. or 0, depending on how you look at it.

awesome joy buzzers

so this 'bloke died and left me some comics in his will. This is my favourite, with a slightly Jamie Milligan sensibility and frankly bonkers (even by comic standards) plot.

moleskine pretty

a little moleskine sweetie with spraypaint overlay