You Got Served

Here's an Ood dancing his heart out for you. Actually, for Chloe, who got me into Doctor Who. But he's ALSO dancing for you guys. Because the Ood live to serve humanity. Just watch Doctor Who, alright????

Weeping Angel

Here's a semi-silly illustration of a Weeping Angel from Doctor Who. If you're not familiar with the series, these are alien creatures that basically only exist when you are looking at them. And when you aren't looking at them, they sneak up on you and eat your potential energy! YUM.

I included the original inking of this (hidden behind a picture frame, as a surprise) in a package to the girl who really got me into Doctor Who. THANKS, CHLOE!

The Rickmen

To be honest, I'm not really sure how this Alan Rickman tribute came about. I had drawn Snape a couple of times before because he's such a fun character to illustrate. I then had the idea to draw four or so Rickman characters together. And that evolved into a BUNCH of them. And then I figured I could just call it a "tribute" and title it
"The Rickmen."

As you can see, I tend to get carried away when drawing random things. I was considering coloring it, so if I get enough requests via FB / Twitter / blog comments, I may end up doing that!

Lil' Ol' Puglady

The theme of this night's Drink & Draw was "Cute Puppy Stickers." Someone had brought over a sticker set that contained only adorable dogs, so everyone took one and drew a picture around it. Here is my contribution, complete with zany story!

Help Japan

Dirty Coast asked me to design a poster to help raise money for the Japanese relief effort. I'm to be one of several artists designing posters to be sold to raise funds to donate. This is the concept I pursued. On the first version, I had the word "NOW" in white in the dot. It brought a little more balance, but it took away from the "Japanese flag" reference. I think I prefer this version.

I hope I'm able to help the effort somewhat with this design. It's nice to do something that actually has an effect on something other than just making people laugh a little, right?

Burt & Emmy's Muppet Adventures

This mini-comic is loosely based on true dream-events, as revealed by the wonderfully entertaining Emmy Cicierega. I couldn't pass up a PRIME #GrintFace joke opportunity.

For those of you left scratching your head: It's fun to use Rupert Grint's face as a punchline.