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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.

I admire the way you interweave the elements and use the space so that everything moves but is in its right place.

excellent work and all blogger

very nice art!

i like the many different elements coming together

Disturbed and wonderfull:)
Love your line work.

very inventive and creative.. the shading works really well here.

Oh, this is very cool.

Great work as always! I start draw with Copic markers too ;-)

Seeing as I'm not too sure what Copic markers are. I feel you might have opened up a whole new fucking vista for me here.

Technically and metaphysically.

And how come I don't get fit birds like J.Davila on my blog?

Oh yes, it might be to do with the fact that Prozacville attracts predominantly goths and self-harmers.

Ask a stupid question....

I heard that!

odd, weird, all you!

Infallible, especially the golf club.

Your style and approach to your illustration really stands out. Very unique.

Divine!

I am liking it. Will you create a deck of cards one can use like tarot? Your illustrations are wonderful and hilarious.

I truly love your style!

Its a little hard to make out what is going on however, i really enjoy your style and colors.

I love the vibrancy and colour in this painting!

I think this is fabulous!

i too think it's fabulous,makes perfect sense to me.

I love this. Love the little sperms with their glasses and propellers. Hope one of them makes it home.

This one keeps on getting better and better. And how does your mate feel about the fact that a) his testicles are dangling all about the place and b) you're sitting up there driving his thoughts. Very Being-John-Malkovich, innit. If we'd had tea at the Arse Centre today, I would have asked you how long it took to cross-hatch in the background to this....

I just love this drawing. and sometimes I feel like I too am being driven by a tiny harness driver. Lovely.

Great concept for this piece. I always enjoy your style and ideas.

wow, that's some BIG painting you have. cool works.

What an awesome concept! The style is so loose and free. Makes me want to copy off of you...

great!!

How about Frigid Fuji.

Large cock and balls penetrating the mountain.

Word verification: pesgi (sounds like pesky, dunnit?)

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.

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!

I really like all the patterns of your piece. The dog looks seriously distressed. Is that swan attacking him or the other way around? :)

Proper blood sports this time.

hey, thanks for your words on my blog...Blue is my favorite, great style and feeling!

Salud!

Good job Ellis. Really love the colors and the pattern you get out from your brain.

A piece clearly fuelled by your Recent Art Rage experimentation. Interesting how you've brought the Rage out of the digital back into the painterly.

Well I think so anyway.

What the....? Ellis, I don't think I have ever seen a painting from you before; just your ink drawings. This is so interesting and cool! I love it!