Lutece comic I did for kicks in my spare time. Horribly rough but I was mainly in it for the character study.

Won't make a great deal of sense for those who haven't played Bioshock Infinite but basically Rosalind is a straight up badass for having to deal with extreme prejudice 24/7 and still managing to be hailed as the 'Greatest Mind in Columbia.'

Saturday Evening Poppins.

Because the world needs more hashed attempts at loving Leyendecker.

Recently finished playing Bioshock Infinite. The Lutece twins were by far the best part.

Hand studies

I also misheard someone say 'breakdance'

I've started designing an original character (or two) and their stories once a day; as my brain appears to do that by accident anyway I figured I ought to draw them out at the very least. Only two in but I'll keep posting these as they pop up two or three at a time.

When I played with my toys the stories were always very epic and involved and were quite often about murders (the villain was usually the sole Barbie we owned). These two are a pair of crime busting buddies; Lucy is the brains and brawn, Thomas is the tact. Thomas is also very very glad that gun is welded to his back, partly because he hates violence, but mostly because Lucy would be using it every five minutes if it wasn’t. Not that she hasn’t tried.

 This is Clovis. She’s a kookaburra who lives in Wales. She is convinced that she is a nightjar.

I decided to invent a character based on a colour. It was really fun so I might do it again.

This is ‘No.’

No can’t talk. He has trouble understanding people but he likes them and tries hard to be good and helpful and make them happy, but he never gets it right so all he ever hears is the word ‘no’, which he now presumes to be his name. He cries a lot.

Concepts for a client
this is the I don’wanna iguana
we’ve all been there buddy