Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?

Oh, he's very popular. The sportos, the motorheads, geeks, sluts, bloods, wastoids, dweebies, dickheads - they all adore him. They think he's a righteous dude.

My t-shirt is on sale at Threadless.com!

Hey y'alls! My t-shirt "Three Dimensions Of Terror" is on sale now at Threadless.com! Why not show how much you love me and buy one? (p.s. I love you too x)

Wedding Comics...

A commission for a one year wedding anniversary. Ink washes and water colours.

The Vampire World!!

Another comic book cover for the awesome Covered Blog. This is maybe one of my favorite pieces of artwork. I love the zoom effect on that chump at the front being sucked in by one of the tentacles and the slimy texture on the alien looks great (adjusts bow tie).

Travis Bickle.

Just practicing with ink washes. His name is Bobby (ooooh) Bobby De Niro (aaaahh) He's a lovely person (ooooh) And a very good actor (aaaah)

Peter Parker, you lovable goof!

This was a lot of fun to do. I took a scene from Amazing Spider-Man 50 (circa 1967) and redrew it in my own style (see the original here).

I love the scene because it sums up what's great about Spider-Man; Peter Parker is so resigned to his role as a down on his luck dork-nerd that he's too oblivious to see that two beautiful 'gals' are obsessed with him, and the perfect life that he pines for so much is right infront of his face (if his head wasn't up his own arse). He's without a doubt my favorite comic character because he's so self absorbed that he makes life twice as hard for himself, the kind of interesting character trait that you don't find much in superheroes.

Next I'll do the same with an action scene from another Stan Lee/John Romita issue.

Storm Force!!

I've got a great job doing the back page comic for Storm Force, the RNLI lifeboat association's magazine. Its a really fun gig, drawing true life adventures of high seas rescues and the like.

Above is my "audition" piece I did to get the gig. I don't want to blow my own trumpet, but I'm pretty good at doing torrential rain...

Summertime!

Two pieces of artwork I did for summertime funtimes. Top is my third annual cover image for the Wanborough Show program. This time however the picture was also used on a beer pump (Wanborough Showtime 4.0%), which was pretty cool.

The second piece was for Evesham Community Hospital's Riverside party. It was a quick piece but it was fun to draw the Chinese lanterns.

Spider-Man: Covered!

Here's my version of Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man issue 121, as featured on the excellent Covered Blog. Check out the original version of the cover and the rest of the site here.

Popbusters!

I've started thinking about getting work in magazine illustration, so this is my first piece of artwork based on an existing article. Its a story from an issue of Empire magazine (circa last summer, big pop out Incredible Hulk on the cover) about the rise and fall of movie cash-in pop songs like that terrible Titanic one and that equally terrible Robin Hood (Prince of thieves) one.

I still maintain that MC Hammer's song for The Addams Family was awesome though.

Six artist, Twelve words.

Here's the flyer for a small exhibition I'm taking part in in September. Each of the six artists involved were given two random words and asked to create a short comic story around them. I was given 'Key' and 'Pulse' and proceeded to write the most insane comic ever. If you're in the area you should come and check it out, there are some amazing artists involved.

What Happens...

Here are my character designs for "What Happens..." a brilliant comic book written by Ian Moore. The story follows Jon and Sue, a couple from Scotland that get caught up in a crazy world of super powered meta-singularities, inquisitive extra terrestrials, and a massive robot that smashes New York right up. Above are my first designs which needed a little tweak to capture the essence of the characters...

Here is my second pass at the main characters which both Ian and I agreed on. More 'What Happens...' to come soon, Keep watching the comic shelves! (seriously, watch them, I steal stuff)

Ghostbustersnews.com makes me feel good!

So literally hours after I posted my Ghostbusters picture on this site and deviantart, the AWESOME guys at ghostbustersnews.com crowned it as "The best depiction of the original Ghostbusters film...ever!" I'm pretty proud of this. I wanted to do the poster as my ulitmate tribute to my favorite film and if I can get a review that good from hardcore fans of the movie then I guess my job is done (claps metaphorical dust off of hands).

If you want to check out the post about my picture (and a badass Ghostbusters site to boot) check it out here.

I am now king for the day and will wear a crown (made of underpants) to signify this triumph!

Cats and dogs, living together...MASS HYSTERIA!!

The Spook Central Centerfold...

This was a lot of fun to do, I've had the idea scribbled as a little doodle in my sketchbook for ages so it was good to finally turn it into reality. Plus I finally drew a version of Bill Murray that looked like Bill Murray!

Its a beautiful (Judgment) day.

Hey everypeoples! I've got another design up for voting on Threadless.com, check it out!

Megan = Metal

I saw this photo of Megan Fox, firing off a mad bird, on the internet and this idea pooped into my brain. A goofy (but ssssexxxy) evening's fun.

Three dimensions of terror.

Hey all you kids out there in TV land! I've got another t-shirt up for voting on Threadless.com. Whys nots go take a look and vote for it? Thanks!

Three dimensions of terror.

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There is nothing you can possess which I cannot take away.

Raiders Of The Lost Ark... part two of my greatest movies tribute. It took me a long time to love Raiders but now its taken its place in my top 5.

This took a lot of planning and I'm really happy with how it came together. A lot of the effects came out of happy accidents while playing around with photoshop. I still think my Harrison Ford looks a little too much like Dennis Quaid though (which is funny cos he's the poor man's Harrison Ford).

History is gonna change...

This took about 3 days. Played with different colours and gradients to get the right feel. Thought I would do some decent film images for my portfolio so this is part one of the 'James's top five movies collection' (actually its my 3rd favorite film but you get it).

This is based on an unused design for the original movie poster by one of my favorite artists, Drew Struzan.

let's call in an angel.