Francesco added his amazing inking (and bkgd and forground) talents to this silly little Batman sketch I did - turning it into a Masterpiece!  Euan has promised to color it as well, so stay tuned for more artistic magic!

First: my 2 1/2" coffee shop sketch:

and here it is with Francesco's magic:

Did this for the guys at Black Coat to show them some support!

Here's a little sixties Batman for your viewing pleasure - along with Catwoman.

I just borrowed a copy of this much talked about and seldom seen "gem" from my wife's co-worker. Originally aired November 1978, and never shown or released to the public in any way since.

oh my god the HORROR!

It IS as bad as you've heard -nay - it is worse!
I started by burning a copy (thinking I would want it) and the burn didn't work too well - so I watched the master copy.

I no longer want a copy of my own.

And I think you would have to pay someone significant amounts of money to sit through the program in it's entirety w/o fast forwarding. Mission: Impossible!

I think the only significant part is the animated bit that first introduced Boba Fett. The animation is "okay" by most standards - but it's freaking Oscar worthy compared to the rest of the show.

Guest starring: Harvey Korman, Art Carney and Bea Arthur

BEA ARTHUR!?!?!?!?!
and she freaking sings!

Yeah, I fast forwarded through that part too.

Just chasin' some tail.

I just drew this picture of my character "Isis" today - it turned out real good. Me like.

Been watching a lot of Flintstones lately. My daughter got season 1 on DVD for Christmas. Sketched this while watching the episode where Fred and Barney build a pool.

Here's one of my characters, the Pink Poodle. I originally created her about five years ago, but have just recently started formulating ideas for her.