RIP David Bowie. This is of my favourite period Bowie period: Ziggy Stardust (1972-1973) I referenced a photo I found on Google Images of Bowie during a show at The Marquee Club, in London.
Whoever posted the photo flipped the image, because his wonky eyes were backwards, but I drew them correctly, anyway.
You can see my ref here.
Work in progress for Hey, Sailor #3
More occult cover versions from this Inktober.
My good friend Watson and I disagree on almost everything political, and he works in a sector I have moral reservations about, but we’re like brothers, nevertheless. It’s important to have friends who voice differing opinions, even though they can be infuriating. (Ha ha)
Watson loves when I take the piss out of him in drawings, and I owed him this one for a long time. Finally had time to finish it.
I never uploaded my Inktober to Tumblr, so here’s some of that. A lot of these are versions of art from between 1200-1880s or so. All are labelled.
It’s been too long since I bothered updating my tumblr, but here’s the finished blank cover for Red Sonja from 8th Dimension Comics’ 2nd Annual charity Blank Cover Night.
Violence is ok, so long as there’s no nipples, right, Tumblr?
Work in progress. I’m doing a blank cover of Red Sonja for the Vancouver Food Bank charity at 8th Dimension Comics in October. People are doing blank covers to auction for charity.
Sketching some ideas digitally first. Hopefully I’ll get all this detail onto the gatefold cover.
Hadn’t posted in a while, so here’s the WIP.
Just messing around.
For the record, I actually like Peppa Pig. It’s a quality kids show, with a charming voice cast.
But I thought of this when someone mentioned Peppa, and felt compelled to doodle it. There’s probably something very wrong about that…
I better not hashtag it, so as to not freak out the kiddy-winks.
My previous Moleskine sketchbook I finished. I realised I forgot to put up this flipping through video from Instagram on Tumblr. Here’s some drawings from last year! Almost done another one, so I’ll put that up in a few weeks too, probably.
Since I imagine Kyle Katarn (from the old PC Star Wars games Dark
Forces, and Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II, that I loved as a teen) isn’t
gonna get much love this May the 4th, here he is.
Only a couple minutes too late on Tumblr for the 4th…
I love drawing cover versions of Turok: Son of Stone covers from Gold Key (and Dell) in my sketchbook. Here’s 5 from the past year or so.
Far superior source material posted at the bottom.
I drew this for my wife’s birthday card this year.
She can row well, and I am… hrm… less adept, so it works both literally, and figuratively.
Just learned that Mort Walker died the other day. I grew up with Beetle Bailey, and Hi & Lois. I especially liked, and still like Beetle Bailey.
Rest in Peace, Mort.
Condolences to the family.