Monkey Man Christmas Quadrilogy!

Come in from the cold! Sit by my raging fire! Grab a glass of reindeer juice and enjoy four new Monkey Man comic strips from Brian Lynch, Film Threat and me! In part 13, discover a rare, unseen early draft of A Christmas Carol. In part 14, Monkey Man reveals next year's big Oscar winner. In part 15, Monkey Man uncovers a serious flaw in the Ninja Turtles' costume design and in part 16 our hairy, blue pal attempts to save NBC's Community, with HILAAAAARIOUS results!! Merry Monkey Seasons Greetings!!

Jurassic Dorks Art Show: The Pictures!

The Jurassic Dorks art show has finished! Thank you so much to everyone who came and checked out all our work, it was a great week talking geeky stuff with people and we will definitely do it again in the new year. And if you missed the show but still want a sweet slice of the action the you could order one of the art books! It's an epic 32 page, A4, full colour tome signed by all the artists. If you'd like one, they're £12 each and that includes postage and packaging in the UK. For overseas peoples, the price is £16 postage and packing included. Please Paypal my fellow Jurassic Dork Jess Bradley at venkman(dot)project(at)googlemail(dot)com. And see more photos of the show at our Facebook page!

Jurassic Dorks Presents: The A to Z of the Eighties!

ATTENTION LOVERS OF THE EIGHTIES! Myself and my artistic Powerhouse friends John-Paul Bove, Jess Bradley, Dylan Cook and Mark Pearce have merged and become the world destroying behemoth (of drawing stuff) that is JURASSIC DORKS! And to celebrate this we're putting on a show! The A-Z of the 80's is a gallery exhibition dedicated to the movies, tv shows, video games and toys of the eighties, 26 new pieces of artwork will be on display, depicting the alphabet according to that influential and nerdtacular decade. The show takes place in from the 8th to the 15th of December at Centrespace gallery in Bristol. We've put a lot of work into the show and we'd love to see as many people come along as possible. Along with the artwork, we'll have loads of prints, comics and other stuff for sale if you want an awesome Christmas gift for the geek in your life. Not only that, we've also got a limited edition artbook, featuring all the pieces from the show. Check out some sneaky peaks here and make sure to follow Jurassic Dorks at our blog and on Facebook and Twitter!

Monkey Man Triple Bill!

Hey everyone, check out episodes 10, 11 & 12 of The New Adventures Of Monkey Man over at Film Threat! In episode 10, Monkey Man visits the world of the Walking Dead to check out why everyone's always so down. In episode 11, Monkey Boy tries to educate the less intelligent children of the world. And in episode 12, President Obama gives his Thanksgiving address, Chicken-Zombie style! As always, Monkey Man is written by the Amazing Brian Lynch (Check out his new Ninja Turtle microseries, starting with Raphael this week at IDW) and drawn by little hairy me! Thanks for reading!

Lisbeth Salander

Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.

The Messiah.

The Messiah from the comic book series "Preacher" by Garth Ennis, Steve Dillon and Glen Fabry. Private commission. Water colour and ink. HUMPERDIDO!

Monkey Man Halloween special!

Halloweens is here! Need a quick, low budget costume? Monkey Man's got you covered! Check out Film Threat for his hairy tips on Horrrrriiiiblle Outfiiiiitsss Woooo!! By Brian Lynch and me!

Three Dimensions of Terror is back at Threadless!

Good torso-warming news everybody! My t-shirt design "Three Dimensions of Terror" has been reprinted at Threadless. Why not buy it and show sharks that you ain't scared of them flying at you all Air-Jaws-esque, those toothy jerks!

London MCM Expo!

I'm going to be at London MCM Comic Con this weekend sketching alongside Colour-Master John Paul Bove and Pencil-Champion Jess Bradley. I'll also be selling some prints and comic books so if you're there come and check it out, it promises to be a HOOOORRRRIBBBBLLYYY GOOOOD TIIIIIIME!!! (cos its Halloween and that)

Monkey Man: Week 8!

The votes have been tabulated (is tabulated the right word? whatever) and a winner has been chosen. Presenting, Monkey Man's new supporting character; CHICKEN ZOMBIE! That funky, fowl, eater of his own kind will be showing up in Monkey Man's adventures from now on so check them out at Film Threat. Written by Brian Lynch (Hop, Puss In Boots) and drawn by me (has hopped on occasion, owns boots).

Monkey Man: Week 7

Week 7 of The New Adventures of Monkey Man is up on Film Threat! And like some kind of contest with contestants in it we're down to the final 3 supporting characters vying for a place in Monkey Man's cavalcade of comic book adventures. Make you voice heard (by electronically shouting down your internet box) and vote for your favorite character in the comments box. You have the power. Written by Brian Lynch and drawn by me :) (also 10 cool-points for the first person to get the nerdy video game reference...)

Community.

Community is one of the funniest shows on TV. If you don't watch it, WATCH IT! If you do watch it, YAY! We watch an awesome show (electro-high five!)

Monkey Man: Week 6!

Monkey Man's search for a new supporting character enters its final week. Has Monkey Man found the one? Why not get on over to Film Threat and find out!! And remember to vote for your favorite new character in the comments section. Written by the amazing Brian Lynch and drawn by me!

Monkey Man: Week 5!

Part 5 is now up at Film Threat. Monkey Man continues to audition for new supporting characters, let him know who's got your vote in the comments section! Written by Brian Lynch and drawn by me!

Masters Of The Universe: The Next Chapter!

Finally learn what happened to Skeletor after the events of the Masters Of The Universe movie! This was done for the Prince Charles Cinema's "Good-Bad Movie Club" screening of the movie. MOTU was one of the first movies I ever saw at the cinema, closely following the He-Man/She-Ra: Secret of the Sword movie, both of which my Dad took me to (he had to put up with a lot of Greyskull back then). Even though its a little dopey and ropey (and totally steals Superman's intro and theme tune) its still pretty fun and hold a special Gwildor shaped place in my heart.

Bath University ICIA courses for Autumn!

I'm going to be teaching classes in Comic book art and Illustration at the University Of Bath from October. I taught the classes back in February and really enjoyed it (and to the best of my knowledge, so did my students!) Both courses are for beginners and they are a lot of fun. Details about the courses can be found here at the Bath ICIA website. I'll see you kids in class!

Monkey Man: Week 4!

Hey you alls! Monkey Man week 4 is up at Film Threat! For the next 3 weeks Monkey Man is going to be auditioning new supporting characters and its up to you to vote for your favorite! Vote in the comments section. Its interactive! Like one of those video games the kids love so much! Written by Brian Lynch and drawn by me!

Jurassic Dorks present: The A-Z of the Eighties!

Myself and my artistic powerhouse friends John-Paul Bove, Jess Bradley, Dylan Cook and Mark Pearce have merged and become the world destroying behemoth (of drawing stuff) that is JURASSIC DORKS! And to celebrate this we're putting on a show! The A-Z of the 80's is a gallery exhibition dedicated to the movies, tv shows, video games and toys of the eighties, 26 new pieces of artwork will be on display, depicting the alphabet according to that influential and nerdtacular decade. The show takes place in December at Centrespace gallery in Bristol. I'll be posting more info as we get closer to the date but to stay ahead of the pack make sure to check out the Jurassic Dorks page and follow us on Facebook and Twitter!

Ghost Cake!

Another fake book cover for my portfolio at Advocate Art. These were really fun to do and I think they are some of my best work. Certainly my best work featuring phantom baked goods...

The Mystery Of Frankenstein's Vampire!

This is a fake book cover done for my portfolio at Advocate Art, my agents. Unfortunately I haven't written a story to go with it but it sort of writes itself doesn't it?