They Just Eat Fish Right?

Bunny - Doodle Paint

Sometimes I need a break from the more intensive art, often I find myself messing around.  This is the result of one of those brief sessions.  The pic below made me laugh so I used it as reference to draw the pic above. 

Trivial Tribals

This week I have been working with a new class of kids.  They are keen but had already covered most of what I normally cover in my curriculum scope so I asked them what they wanted to learn.  Tribal tattoos was there answer.

Due to this I did a whole two sessions on tribal tattoo art and messed around a bit myself.  Here are some of my doodles.

Mum's Birthday

My mum loves frogs and it is her birthday so I drew up a bunch of lovely tree frogs and put them in party gear for the front of her birthday card.

Jessie, Duchess of Longbanks

Our House Cat Jessie

Mothers' Day

It is Mothers' Day today here in the UK.

My family have a tradition of drawing/making cards for each other.  I try to always draw them something and most of the time I manage it.

Here is the picture that I drew for the front of my Mum's card.

I used the amazing photo below as reference.  

Photograph by  Shikhei Goh

Treacherous Turf

Treacherous Turf was a project that I took on earlier in the week for fun.  The challenge was to create, play-test and finish a game within a 24 hour period.  I took a few mechanics from games that I like and made a simple two player card game about gang warfare.

Both players take the role of a mob lord that is trying to take control of the city.  The city is made up of three areas, the Undercity, the City Complex and the Streets.  Players place gang members into each of these areas in order to try and claim them as their own.  Once a player has a total of 5 points they win the game.

The art is very basic as I did it all in the space of two hours.

Soon it will be available for free via the Board Game Geek.  As soon as it is accepted I shall post the link.

Until then here is a sneak peak at some of the card art.

I Remember: What the Romans Did for England!

Written by Lewis Terry

Art by James Stayte

A single page comic for my series of lessons that I am teaching on comics, covering flashbacks as a feature. 

Linked to History: Romans and the Celts

The task is to create a single page comic, with a flashback and a history focus.