PC Bob.

This is a comic strip for the "Bobby Club", a newsletter given out to school children by the Police to inform them about staying safe and to increase their brain power through the miracle of word searches. The power of this story has already been proven when my mum told me that she became quite upset when Bob the dog realizes he's lost... Powerful, powerful stuff.

I know my behavior can be...erratic sometimes...

THE Patrick Bateman a.k.a Christian "Batman Begins" Bale. 

Its hip to be square.

Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaans!!!!

I wanted this to be professional, efficient, adult, co operative.
Not a lot to ask.
Alas, your Mr. Takagi did not see it that way so he won't be joining us for the rest of his life.

Ren & Stimpy

You Practically Rock.

Rockin' the Wii...

Ghostbusters (in colour)

Let me tell you something... Busting makes me feel good....

...In a row?

I'm a big fan of Kevin Smith, as a film maker and maybe more as a speaker. His "Evening with..." dvds and Smodcast, the podcast he does every week with Scott Mosier are funny as hell and I listen to them a lot while I'm working. So why not draw the James-way and download some for yourself? Its Dr. Stayte approved!

The Legend Of Bex...

A birthday card.

Inks and Markers.

And we have the tools, we have the talent!

(L to R) Peter Venkman (Bill Murray), Winston Zeddemore (Ernie Hudson), Ray Stantz (Dan Aykroyd), Egon Spengler (Harold Ramis).

More 3rd year project sketches.

Mother Puss Bucket...

The Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man. From out of Ghostbusters. This is a sketch I did in preparation for my final year project, which is a collection of moments from my favorite films, re-interpreted as tiny delicious portions of sequential illustration. Coloured way too quickly, plus he's stepping on a metal trash can and not crushing it, which is highly inaccurate. Sorry about that.

'Now We Are Running' part one...

So this is a comic I drew over the last couple of weeks. Probably the hardest working (I say working, I mean DRAWING) month of my life! Its a comic based around a recorded conversation featuring me (the clean shaven, yet gremlin-looking one) and my friends Jordan, Ryan, Hayley and Nikki. It came out really well and I'm pretty proud of it so I hope you enjoy reading it!

'Now We Are Running' part two...

'Now We Are Running' part three...

Starbuck with markers...

Just getting used to using Letraset markers...

By the way, I'm aware that her head is way too big for her body...

Tonight I dine on turtle soup...

When I was younger, and Teenage Mutant Ninja/Hero Turtles was the big thing, I would make Michelangelo's nunchuckers out of two toilet roll tubes held together by a piece of wool. Years later I would teach a young Chinese martial artist how to control this deadly weapon using the same cardboard bog-roll tubing. That man went on to become Bruce Lee. True Story.

(also) COWABUNGA!!!

Amy.

Amy, one of the main characters from the graphic novel I'm (slowly) putting together, 'Glow in the Dark'. Not the final design, just something to practise my figure work...

Come with me if you want to live...

A quick sketch I did to get used to using letraset markers, also because Arnold Schwarzenegger is the F-ing king.

Hard Light.

Something I did for a friend who runs a DJ vinyl shop in Croydon.

Juno...

One of the best films I've seen in a long time. Amazing cast, funny trailer, quirky comedies are my favorite of all the motion pictures.
I did this because I was starting to feel burnt out by college work. I wanted to just draw something dumb n' fun y'know?

Check out the original poster: http://www.impawards.com/2007/juno_ver2.html

Is he strong? Listen Bud; he's got radioactive blood...

So Spider-Man is my favorite super-hero of all time. What better way to end 2007 than with a wallcrawling webslinger hanging upside down like some kind of red and blue badasss? I'll tell you what better way; NO better way, thats what better way.

Its late, I'm sorry.

Happy New Year!