I find your lack of faith disturbing...

Here's a montage...not as good as the one in Rocky IV when he was preparing for the big fight against Ivan Draggo, who was quite obviously using steroids which would make the contest null and void in my book, by running up that mountain and fighting sabre tooth cats.

I'm a big fan of skulls. Always drawn them, fascinating things I feel....never quite understand how they hold your eyeballs in, but I'm no scientist.

Laughter is an indicator of intense paranoia.

Earo Sketch

Earo Sketch, originally uploaded by Earo!.

Earo 's letters are a constant source of joy. Similar to putting your spoon in the seal on a jar of Nescafe, popping bubble wrap, or indeed laughing at old duffers falling over.
His attention to detail is probably the reason I await anything new with a sense of anticipation.
Unique yet based on a solid technical founding...jeez listen to me, talking like I know what I'm going on about....anyway he/she's is fucking marvelous.
Enjoy more by clicking on the image.

Chameleon

Compare and contrast...

Thought it might be interesting to see the difference between two pieces once the marker's had been dug out.

Added colour using Magic Markers...I'm not sure just how Magic they are. As good as the Great Suprendo?

Exactly.

The background is alittle subdued, but perhaps it makes the word stand out.

Black Book

Here's the little blighter...

Take's up too much of my time and space. Well not so much the space, being A5 means it's small enough to fit in backpacks, holdalls and those 'bag for life', things the supermarkets give out.

Bag for Life...ridiculous, how do they know? Such outlandish claims!

Anywho, it's not black, more a tan colour but it's definitely a book and now full of stuff and has become extremely valuable to me...if no-one else.

I genuinely think passer's by assume it's an extra limb.

tamecreature

tamecreature, originally uploaded by tameblue.

If I'm honest, and I rarely am, my use of colour ain't the most bestest. I have the subtle touch of Jack the Ripper when it comes to adding it and avoid whenever possible.

I've already mentioned how I enjoy the look of monochrome anyway, but a touch of visual illumination can enhance a tired looking piece.

This particular effort was inspired by the horror movies of old and it shouldn't be difficult spotting the references...well unless you have never watch a horror movie of course..GET OUT YOU ARE NOT WELCOME HERE...or you're Polyphemus the one-eyed son of Poseidon blinded by that wag Odysseus.

In which case don't worry about it.

Geisha print

Geisha print, originally uploaded by the cloud commission.

The Cloud Commision is a rather splendid fellow and a producer of wonderous things.

This Geisha print is but one, and I recommend checking out others.

Simple yet effective, like a claw hammer on the back of a seal puppy's head, but without the unsightly brain mush and red foot prints in the snow.

I think he's from Hull.

Pen and ink...

Another montage/collective/ co-operative/ messy one.

Plenty going on in here, some of which is autobiographical, the rest is just graphical.

I'm not one for emptying my mental guts onto a page, but the odd nod to events inside my head does release them for pasture periodically, before locking them back in the cage and feeding them offal.

Drawing in biro is great for a 'just get on with it' approach, no rubbers or tippex here, just a lot of black lines.

Can I get an Amen!?