I am the Jimi Hendrix of sketchbooking

I've developed a new way of sketching. I now do it standing up as a guitarist would do it, this makes it possible to get instant feedback from my fan base.
At first my fan base were not that impressed...
but soon when showing my "Pete Townsend" moves I felt I was getting some real feedback...
the positive feedback inspires me to use another trick, taking a cue from Jimi Hendrix and with some help of some burning fuel...
I soon could see how much my audience appreciated my performance...

the only drawback is that it leaves little material to show on my blog....

Krypto spider

Just felt for one more bug on regular paper this time

Piercing the multifaceted coat

Illustration made for the HHMI Bullentin, Pathogen defenses are compared to beasts with ever-changing scales or bandits with different disguises

Geeky dragons #5

Last in the geeky dragons series

Saturday night engine

Cleaned up moleskine spread, I did this spread while waiting for my daughters shopped

I live a fairy tale life

Beauty and the beast
the ugly duckling
Rapuntzel
the little mermaid
Goldilocks and the three bears

Variation on a theme

A short break in all the geeky dragons with an reoccurring theme: birds in a tree. Nice to have something to do when watching the tube.

Off track

One of the sketches I did for a proposed commission job for an American ad agency, unfortunately (for me) I didn't get the contract. Better luck next time

A day in the life of Oliver Cromwell lord Protector

Early wake up call
Breakfast
Driving to ye olde shopping mart
Losing himself for the moment amongst the cabbage
Akward moment, meeting Charles I in the snack department
Getting a real telling of by Mrs Cromwell for putting the eggs at the bottom om the shopping bag

Bad dog

Just something our dog would do, if she was given the opportunity to fly.

What propels you

Combustion engine
Electric motor
Mechanical motor
Biological motor
Rocket engine

There's a short interview over at david-wasting-paper.blogspot part of his ongoing Cartoonist/Artist Survey.

the Hms Hornblower

I received the 10000th comment on this blog yesterday, thanks all for the support.