Showing posts with label surreal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surreal. Show all posts

Sunday, 16 November 2025

Inktober 2025 - Day 4 - Murky

 

Day 4 Murky

I boy in pajamas wakes up in a dream or from a dream (who knows?) and takes his one-armed teddy bear down to the water's edge to see if he can convince the great angry fish to be less angry.

I posted about the digital colorisation of this image here;
Colorising Murky


Tuesday, 11 November 2025

'Murky' day 4 of Inktober 2025

 Decided to do a quick digital colour-up of my ink drawing 'Murky'. Krita was the app I used for this


And here is the original pen drawing.

I made a video on my youtube channel showing a summary of the digital colouring process. Check it out if you have time!






Monday, 13 January 2020

Eye Balloon


Hello readers from 2020. This is me from November 2025. I decided to refresh my blog and the first post I saw was a version of this picture but one I made into a round logo. I don't know what possessed me to do so but anyway, here is the original...





Here is the original pen drawing



Sunday, 15 November 2015

Mad Racer of Fischenskulle.

The second painting I completed in MediBang Paint on my Samsung Galaxy Note2.

I have yet to flesh out the backstory for this creature except to decide, it is quite insane.

Saturday, 21 May 2011

Cycle Of Greed

I haven't done a lot of sketching over the last month or so. So this is a warm up piece to keep the 'pencil rust' at bay.
The message isn't very subtle but isn't a comment on anyone or any area of my life in particular. It could even be my subconscious warning me about my own greedy thoughts.
5mm HB mechanical pencil on A6 paper

Thursday, 24 February 2011

Attack On The O People

A Hex-wheeled Mechanical Attack Mouse drives through a gathering of 'O' tribe members, gathering coveted 'O' Heads as it goes.

First drawing in a new A6 sketchbook. I'm happier with the slightly rougher paper than in my last sketchbook as the pencils seem to 'bite' better.

6B & HB Pencils on A6 sized paper.