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Drawing seems to
bring out my evil side, as you'll see.
Matt Groening said
it best: "Never annoy a cartoonist. They have the ability to strike
back with very cruel caricatures."
- A loving rendition
of my late Great Aunt Phyllis, who
used to live with us.
- My sister Deb,
throwing one of her "Everything's shit!" tantrums.
- Two of my cats
-- the late Slash, who was the older,
relaxed fat cat; and Stimpy, the
oh-so-cute calendar cat.
- Special Agent
Dana Scully, drawn from a trading
card stuck to my high school diary (as you can see I was quite constructive
in class).
- A psychotic looking
clown I drew while listening
to the song "Deep" from the album Songs in the Key of X. A
side of me I didn't know I had!
- This is another
piece I did in high school, titled "The
Lion Sleeps Tonight", named after the song from which the
inspiration for this piece came (from the album Rhythm of the Pridelands).
- One of my friends
is an X-Files nut so I made her a cel
of Mulder and Scully in cartoon form (I can't take credit for
the cartoon; it was traced from a B&W drawing by a Sydney animator).
I painted the cel, inked it, scanned a trading card for the background
and rolled it altogether.
- Before my friend
Michelle asked me to paint Homer
Simpson on her fridge, I can't say I'd ever painted with the refrigerator
medium.
- My Simpson-esque
ode to Wisconsin, the good
people of Green Bay and its football team (the Green Bay Packers)
-- my version of a stereotypical Wisconsin hick.
- Being one of
my all-time favourite female heroines, Leela
of Futurama never ceases to captivate me with her ability to kick
any alien's arse while maintaining her femininity. I dragged that
sexual prowess out of her a little more with a new outfit -- including
a new pair of her beloved boots.
- Another little
cartoon I did for a sports story about how we can all enjoy being
couch potatoes during the AFL Grand
Final and the Olympics.
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