Lizard...

... in progress.

Also, Clean Room is nominated for an Eisner Award! Winners will be announced at this year's Comic-Con in San Diego this weekend. I'm keeping my lizard fingers crossed!

https://www.comic-con.org/awards/eisner-awards-nominations-2017

Halloween Clown Time

David Lynch

Another one of my favourite Americans, against the background of a lawn receding into darkness.

Will I Am

I watched the documentary about him with Joanna Lumley, and felt inspired to do a sketch. One of my favourite Americans.

Strip No.11 The Hum

Strip No.47 The Dream

Strip No.64 The Loop

Post Art posted 2014

My 3 entries to this year's PostArt exhibition at The Horsebridge. The first 3 in a series of one page graphic novel shorts, entitled Strip.

In the post now.

electric sheep

My latest experiment in book cover designs is Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, by Philip K. Dick.

Weird Whitstable lives!

Weird Whitstable has passed, but has risen from the grave and gone on to an afterlife on the internet. Not only can you relive the drama of the exhibition, but there is also a blog to reveal the latest unusualnesses in Whitstable. Feel free to comment, leave your own stories, email me or order prints.

Links:
Weird Whitstable - the exhibition
Weird Whitstablog - the blog

Here are some pictures of the show at The Horsebridge's Gallery 3:

Who

Dr Who is back on telly soon, and I found this in a sketchbook from last year. 

Matt Smith is the best doctor!

In Cold Blood

The latest in an short line line of uncommissioned book covers is the classic In Cold Blood by Truman Capote.

Gammatime!

Raaarrgh! Hulk smash! - click to see bigger! 

Challenged by the mighty Wellington Drawe in an Avengers frenzy, how could I refuse? I don't think I've drawn him since I was about 8.

Sherlock

The second of my pretend covers for books. Quite a conventional idea - using the starpower likeness technique to get attention from the browser. 

By the way its a great read, with an amazing wild west middle section.

Monkey Planet

Pretending that I was commissioned to do some book covers... the first is The Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boulle. I am using the french title because it sounds clever.