Leap Day Special: Bonus Monkey!

Location unknown.

Leap Day Special: Bonus Pigeon!

Cackle

Monkeys of the World, part 2

Calcutta, India

Spud

Sketchbook Stuff

Pigeon of the Month #2

Doodles for Breakfast

Abominable!

Lucky Hat

Monkeys of the World

Marrakech, Morocco

Pigeon of the Month

Twelve pigeons. One year.

Think Small

A color study for the country dance in Big George.

What? 2008? Really?

I'm just wrapping up work on Big George which has occupied most of my waking moments for the past month or so. As I shake off the 18th century (and prepare to enter the early 20th century, where I'll be for the first half of this year), I thought I'd try to get some regular posting in.

To make up for my lack of posting recently, I'm planning on adding new monthly features to the blog beginning...soon.

Good Old-Fashioned Creepiness

'007 was a pretty sunshiney year for me. For 2008, I'm going to have a couple of opportunities to go a bit dark in my work, which is sure to be plenty of fun. But I must warn you...there may be clowns.

Bear Doodle

Merry Christmas!

Peace on Earth. Good Will towards all. Not bad ideas.

Another Mishap

Once more, an unintentional yet interesting effect. Medium: suddenly leaky Prismacolor pen, paper towel smearing.

A Bit Rummy...

As my workload begins to ease a trifle, I'll try to get back to the ol' sketchbook and, consequently, the ol' posting semi-regularly on the blog. One thing that has helped me stay sane in the past couple of months is my current obsession with reading the complete works of P.G. Wodehouse, Suuuuuper Genius. The latest was Heavy Weather, and it did not disappoint. So here's a rather quick sketch of Lord Emsworth and his prized pig, Empress of Blandings.

If you need to be further convinced of the greatness of Wodehouse, let me point you to my Favorite Blog Written by a Little Stuffed Bull. Bully's regular posts are also genius, by the by.

Good Work, People.

A big thank you to everyone who bid on a Robert's Snow snowflake (whether you won an auction or not). My unscientific observation of the bids seems to indicate the auction was successful. And now...Go, Science!