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i love that she's not too skinny, and as for him- he completes the drawing, eggsellent one.

Nice illustration with different crowns. Very creative. :)

It looks to me as though some Viking had been drinking before his boat began creaking, leaking and then stinking sinking. [Sorry! I love the image.]

Realise I made a mistake; thought the whale was a kingfish.

Greetings ftom Arizona. Your artwork is very creative and your really talanted.

i like king 'no smoking n joking', sounds like my boss.

I think we should all say "four king hell" five times fast. It makes you feel good!

I always thought Stephen King was MORE hirsute than you've portrayed him.

Oh, BTW, I agree with anonymous: Greetings ftom Harrow (current new abode). Your artwork is very kreative and jew are really tantalus.

So loose and lovely and colorful. What a fun exercise to just let the paints flow into a face!
Shirley
http://www.paperandthreads.com

I like this one a lot, Martin!

Thanks! I just put some water on the sketchbook page, then started to add pure colours from the pans with the brush, then suddenly a face appeared, so I added some ink lines with the pen then completed with some more watercolours. i felt so free, not being forced by any image to "copy" in front of me. Thanks for visiting!!

Ohhh I like this a lot.

Browsing through your latest stuff tonight. Thanks for your visit.

sandy

Thanks for visiting too Sandy! and your comments, of course. Greetings, Martín.

I really like your art, Eric. Has a classic look and feel to it. Very moody. Mind if I link to you?

Thank you so much Tom!! I'd be honoured if you linked me up.

Yes

Brilliant, fascinating -- I love an Illo that is also brain food -- I'll be pondering this today. Great work!

uh-oh...a new favorite...I like the 'clean' yet busy nature of this...

It's difficult enough intraspecies...

"Must I draw you a picture?"

Yes, you must! How could you possibly convey this otherwise?

Great idea and great triptych. You are great always...

there you go again with your intricate stuff, mind blowing it is.

Great Symbolism. The whole triptych is really awesome, My favorite is the center piece.

Nonsensical yet beautiful, like so many things I like! You keep me guessing...

mind-boggling!

wow that's quite amazing! you obviously put a lot of thought into this!

a hint might help.

yup, know i'm back to your site when i see a nude. good strong back.

Nice.

i struggle with hands, actually i struggle with most things (drawing them that is).

love the ears

she's obviously never seen one of those before.

I've always wondered if those nude models ever fart.

That lanky streak o'piss gonna take some adjusting, Nads.

this would've been an excellent illustration for a story that mr p wrote many years ago about a bodyless man and a headless woman, one of his best, ask him about it.

Texture-tastic.

Hi Ellis, Stan certainly was a genius. Unfortunately I missed out on that when I was a kid having nightmares after seeing the one where he falls into a barrel and has to drink the whole thing to get out. I can see the humor now, but at the time I just felt really sorry for him. Horrible inflated rubber body. I think he may have popped. Anyway, thanks to the fact that I am still six inside I can catch up now.

You artists with your life-drawing, wiggly, naked-ladeeeeez stuff...you make me SICK.

Actually, bottle of Hardy's Crest Chardonnay and six organic mini mince pies is probably what's making me sick at this very moment...

Funnie, I like a lot the tecnique also.
ciao

wish we had a bath that large...i love my bath!

Nadler, does Mr Judah know your blog has turned into a love-poem to his beardy features?

I notice he isn't returning the favour on his website. Though it would probably be hard to render you in paint the way he likes to render, I guess.

I think you should get Gerry to help you build your next Impossible Machine.

I've also realised that Gerry Judah is in fact my therapist. The man's becoming positively Malkovichian in his cultural iconicity, innit?

Your illustrations are always amuzing!! Love it!

Always a delight!

Oh one of my favorite's! It's sooo scary! I love it.
Julie

Thanks Julie, I put this up knowing how much you love this one.

Very creepy! And I love how you did the rain and lightning :)

Thanks Susan! I remember really enjoying doing this and not being concerned with the drawing being perfect and some how the rain and lightning look cooler than if I had tried to be perfect. Wierd.

This is one of my favorites too!

deliciously dark!!

Thanks Rachel and Stephanie.

this looks very mysterious and cool like a undead monster (beside being frankenstin) it kinda shows sorrow and pain and someone looking for some thing who has lost every thing!

Thanks Phillip! It's great to see you on my blog!

Ooooo! Good scary! I like this kind of scary. Unlike say, Matt Mahurin or Marshall Arisman...

Yeah, I find unsettling hard to do. Old 1930's scary is easier for me.
Thanks Tara!

OOO! Creepy deepy-- this is awesome!

Thanks Liz!

the scratchy shading is sooooo beautiful! And it is really scary!

Thanks Ambera!