I took a little tumble....

Some more of the stuff I have chucked on Tumblr recently. Some has been posted on here in the past, some hasn't.

A few more Tumblr images.

Another selection of some of the images I've posted on my Tumblr blog recently. All from various older projects.

Images Tumble...

Here's a few of the pics I've posted on Tumblr recently. The URL of  that blog has changed, after I realised I was doing it all wrong... I really am a f**kwit when it comes to internet stuff. The link in the margin to the right has been amended to reflect the change. There's lots more of this older stuff over there, but rest assured any new stuff will be posted here too.

A few more bits & pieces.

As I said in a recent post, I have started a Tumblr blog. I mentioned at that time that it was my intention to post here on Blogger everything which was also posted over on the Tumblr platform. However, posting everything twice seemed a bit nuts, & way too time consuming, so I have now decided that, for now, I'm going to revert this blog to the role for what it was originally intended... new material, announcements of convention appearances etc, basically, new stuff., & keep the Tumblr page there to dump older art, & other unseen material. If anyone has a particularly strong aversion to Tumblr, but still wants to see that older artwork, let me know & figure out a compromise... maybe a once a month mega-post of whatever has been tumbled.

So for now, & until further notice, here's the last of the posts of the Tumblr material. Stuff from: All Star Western, Usborne's Beginners Plus: Special Forces, & G.I. Combat

Random artwork post

Here's another bunch of multi-choice pics. If you have followed my new Tumblr blog, you'll have already seen these, if not.. well feast your eyes. All are raw scans straight from the artwork without any re-editing in Photoshop. Lots of drawings of planes for some reason, all of which were done for various projects for (children's book publisher) Usborne. The Rasta kung fu guy was a preliminary character design for a proposed children's animated show. The two kids messing about in the water was an illustration done for a children's fiction book. The western pic is the raw scan of the art for a panel of a Jonah Hex comic I drew a little while ago, & finally, the page of rough pencils were done for my run on DC's Unknown Soldier.

Thumbs, roughs, sketches & assorted scans.

Here's another bunch of (hopefully) previously unposted stuff.