'Damn this interminable jelly'

I'm really not sure what I was thinking, any suggestions?

Special Brew

Very Special.

Blog Life

The world of blogs is a grand place. I am currently under the weight of day jobs, kids birthdays, projects on the go and, on occasion, drawing for money. However, great opportunities arise to join i with some grand ventures. Draw Serge must be visited often (i'm in there a month or two ago)

Mentioned earlier here, is Coops ode to Frankenstein's monster blog where I converted my original drawing to inking over a colour printout, maybe an ideal solution to my colour fears.



Exdrawminate is a Dalek loving celebration presented by Darryl Cunningham. His Psychiatric Tales are superb and The Streets of San Diabolo is a brand new favourite.

My 'Dalek Cow and Pups' may not have lent much to this great endevour.



Finally the opportunity to win one of Darwyn Cooke's hardcover copies of The Hunter (it would be great to get one, i'll buy it most likely) I joined in at Calum Johnston's blog.



Blog life is grand, check out as many as possible, starting with those here and on my link list.

2006 sketchbook. Just plain messing.

An old sketch from Regiment Rex. Possibly the longest and slowest submission in the making. First draught committed to sketchbooks ten years prior to this drawing. Before day jobs, kids, pets and a beard.

Jekyll and Hyde Sketchbook. Ink messing.

Some background characters to the Jekyll and Hyde action. Messed up in pen. Coloured in pshop.

Lord of the Sea

Had squid for supper last night, then we all went for a walk. Lovely evening.

Trouble in Paradise

Panic Drawing No. 3

Nemesis in pen (or panic drawing no.2)

Whilst trying to get 3 kids up and to school.

Ape in pen.

Frustratingly busy at the moment but found time (15 minutes) to do this today.

Crash City Sketch

From earlier this year, a sketchbook version of Captain Surly, Chief of Crash City PD.

Carl Vs Eskimo

Jim Mahfood's Carl the Cat. Not at work but protecting his livelyhood.

Axel F

I was watching telly last night, must have left my pencil on.

Jekyll and Hyde Sketchbook (extreme)

Henry was well aware that the morning after 'a good Hyde-ing' would be distressing but he couldn't help it. He just LOVED science.

The Terrible Thing of Alpha-9

This morning's drawing has been spent enjoying Jake Armstrong's superb animation The Terrible Thing of Alpha-9. It's a thing of beauty.