APUCKALYPSE! (Colour Version)

Here we are. My promotional drawing (See below...) as posted by Ivan on PUCK! Facebook Page.

Some Great lookin' Art & Artists Scheduled for this!!!

Alien Landscape With Spaceman and Geographical Anomalies...

Yeah, You'd think by now I'd know better, huh?

"Grayscale" scan below...

My Hidden Shallows...

"When the Truth is found to be lies/And all the Joy within you dies..." Who said that? Was it Grace Slick at Woodstock, or Jim Carrey in Cable Guy?

Anyway, here's another Sketchbook Cartoon drawn today...

Big Fish. Small Pond. Sherlock's Unknown Case...

Yes, I know!

inter nos (scene 2)

"The Hairdryer and the Martian"

Hairdryers and Martians? What's going on now? And he's bald! Why does he know so much about vintage hair accessories? Ahh! It must mean that you're back in the fucked up, but well meaning world of Filthy Moods...

Just lie back, close your eyes. No, hang on don't close your eyes. How can you see the fuckin' cartoons? Oh, hell...

There's a few new cartoons and sketches. Off we go..!

Psychic Space Dinosaur Sculptor!

Another unfinished sketch as we blunder our way into the "New Year"... I'm certain that the title has promises that the drawing doesn't deliver... But, y'know, that's what sketchbooks are for. And if you have a suitable caption, then please make a note of it & send to the usual fictitious address...

"Will It Never End!?" - More (!) Sketches...

Do you ever have this dream? Hmm? Just asking...

Anyway, here's a few marker on crappy newsprint sketches done today. While most of the previous posts in this "newsprint" style have been done in the dark and dismal moments snatched for coffee breaks, these were done as "warm up' drawings, as I am in the Filthy Moods studio this week, rather than a dingy office.

I never have any idea what I'm going to draw until I put the first couple of lines down, and I add dialogue after, if I think the characters need some. I find that the spontaneity of the process loosens up my drawing hand.

Sometimes.

Enjoy.

NB These are posted in "reverse" order to how they were drawn...

"Modern World!"

Why I decided to draw in Brush & Ink in a sketchbook is anybody's guess. The paper is pretty crappy (It bleeds if you use a dip pen) I had a sort of theory that if I "practised"on cheap paper then when I came to draw on Bristol Board then my hand would be "liberated".

Does that even make sense?