I found this the other day whilst thinning out some old sketch pads. I seem to remember that there was a bit of trouble that meant the con never actually went ahead (if you remember what it was, let me know) but by then I'd already done this.

I haven't actually done any 'anime' stuff for years now. Of course, I started out as a (pretty poor, when you look at it) Japanese-style clone artist but that was at a time when it was new and everyone was excited about those 'manga cartoons'. Nowadays, it seems pretty commonplace so I've made a concious effort not to do that kind of work and, instead, just incorporate elements of it into my own style.

Some days, though, you do just hanker after drawing a wide-eyed girl with candy coloured hair in a mech suit.

Kosmikat isn't entirely convinced that you didn't take the last Jaffa.

In which I scan in random stuff found in my sketchbook. So don't expect anything too finished. Or good.

Here's a dapper baddie.

Italian, pre-school, video game, edutainment phenomenon - Bongorina urges you to make some comics for da kids.

I'd love to :)

I think this came from one of those, come up with an idea in 5 seconds to show how you can make a game using the Xbox XNA tools, thing.

I didn't come up with the idea, just some (equally quickly done) graphics.

I'm not very good at the paintery stuff; never have been but I am beginning to add more textures into my colouring. This was for another failed games project and that's all I'm saying.

Just in case anyone's not yet looked over Level 1-1 of the little videogame themed comic myself and some friends put together a while back I've now embedded it HERE so you can view it for free online. Well, if you can't hard sell your own stuff, what can you do?

Will he nibble it? Won't he nibble it? Enquiring minds want to know.

Pencil scribble on that old fashioned paper stuff.

Sorry US folks, she's an elf. Yeah, that's right. An elf.

He's a happy chappie.

But does he have any legs?