Textbook illustrations continued

Savage Violence update (5 pages)

A fake poster, and a sketchbook drawing

The former is for a showing of the film at The Settle Down Cafe in Newcastle. The latter is just from my sketchbook, where I draw sport comics.

Savage Violence update (4 pages)

Savage Violence update

Savage Violence

A comic about action, fighting, monsters and demons.

Visual influences for a short story

Textbook example: bad driving

Tory Cuts

Coming soon!

Repackaged bat badges

Another Textbook drawing

'Jan' page 2

'Jan' page 1

A projected horror comic, started in the small hours of today. I never ever finish comics, but I have the story for this one, and it's very simply drawn, so it might happen.

Metamorpho - The Element Man

I did a version of one of these for the Covered blog, but I won't post it until it's either accepted or rejected. This is a bit of it. "The Fab Freak of 1000-and-1 changes".

Birdland

I submitted a few designs to Threadless a few years ago but nothing came of it. I've submitted this one now. I suppose one has to think when submitting designs; would I want to wear it?

I'm not convinced I would.

A 3rd textbook illustration

More cat comics

Further cat comics

A 2nd textbook illustration

As in it's for a textbook, not as in "Boy, that illustration's real textbook".

1st draft for a textbook illustration

Not mine

But I like this character parade blog.

An old one

A German newspaper article from 2007, about the anthology Two Fast Colour (my drawing is on the top right).

Klaus #2 cover idea (ii)

Klaus #2 cover idea

Quip

This was done in 2009 for a friend's EP. You can now listen to the EP for free here.

Buffalo '66 poster

For a showing of the film at the Settle Down Cafe, Newcastle on Thursday. You can buy a copy there if you want to.

Georges Lepape

I went to the fashion illustration exhibition at the Design Museum in London yesterday, and was taken by the illustrations of Georges Lepape. None of the above images appear in the exhibition though. There was also some lovely work by Eduardo Garcia Benito and Antonio, amongst others.

Klaus #2 page 1?

An idea for a comic, influenced by recent interviews with Tommi Musturi and Brian Chippendale.

Klaus # 1

This didn't work out as I wished, but I will try again at a longer Klaus strip. An 18 page collection of some of the older, short Klaus strips can now be found at Orbital Comics and the Cartoon Museum, in London. The Cartoon Museum has a nice exhibition of comics by Kenneth Bird, aka Fougasse, who is a personal favourite.

Klaus Sundays (detail)