A couple of doodles imagining what it would be like to befriend Scully the fox, who regularly visited my parent’s garden.
Drawn as part of Inktober 2018, in international project where artists follow a list of prompt words to create an ink drawing for every day of the month of October.
Sketching out some ideas for the Mashu, developing the armless version, and trying to establish the playful and inquisitive tone I had in mind for them.
Drawn as part of Inktober 2018, in international project where artists follow a list of prompt words to create an ink drawing for every day of the month of October.
Harold Lloyd, from Safety Last.
My interpretation of the TV show Gotham, featuring Jim Gordon and a young Bruce Wayne, doodled while watching the pilot.
A post-it portrait of my pet rabbit.
A doodle of Robbie from Forbidden Planet, and many other appearances.
Practising some figure drawing, using an online life drawing library.
Drawn as part of Inktober 2018, in international project where artists follow a list of prompt words to create an ink drawing for every day of the month of October.
Sam Vimes from Terry Pratchett’s Discworld series.
Practising some figure drawing, using an online life drawing library.
Practising some figure drawing, using an online life drawing library.
Drawn as part of Inktober 2017, in international project where artists follow a list of prompt words to create an ink drawing for every day of the month of October.
Drawn as part of Inktober 2018, in international project where artists follow a list of prompt words to create an ink drawing for every day of the month of October.
Feathers McGraw from Wallace and Grommit: The Wrong Trousers.
Drawn as part of Inktober 2018, in international project where artists follow a list of prompt words to create an ink drawing for every day of the month of October.
Liz Sherman from Mike Mignola’s various Hellboy and B.P.R.D. series’.
A Post-It doodle, while watching one of Buster Keaton’s short films.
Drawn as part of Inktober 2017, in international project where artists follow a list of prompt words to create an ink drawing for every day of the month of October.