Inkling

Advertising Wacom on my blog...what a whore!

I'm all digital now as most people know(well...at the very least, those who follow the blog and my one-eyed robotic cat) So this little device looks like something I may have to add to my underground high-tech bunker!



Thanks for the link Donna!

40 colour

-and now also lettered...
Click on image for the full size.

40 B&W

Will pop the coloured/lettered version up over the weekend.

Goggles

Teeth

39

Made some time this weekend to complete another page.

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With thanks to Francis Bacon.

38

Page 38 is now up

Not going to even bother with excuses for the delay in this one ...I'll add a new page whenever I can!

Cheers.

Ipcress

Trying to get my hands on this movie for the longest time...and today I finally
snagged it! A store downtown, going out of business was selling everything with 50% off...so $35 for a hard to find oop DVD ain't too bad.

It also has a commentary with the director Sidney J. Furie and editor Peter Hunt.

Apparently the producer( Harry Saltzman) wanted to fire Furie right at the start of production because he thought his camera choices and style of filming was a little too unusual...thankfully he was kept on mainly due to the editor(Hunt) fighting his corner and explaining to Saltzman how truly brilliant Furie was. This little masterpiece of British cinema certainly would not have been the same without Furie's masterful direction . It's probably worth mentioning that some of those camera choices did come from the fact that Furie was a little pissed up at the time...

If that's the case he must have been blind drunk and in the midst of falling down a long flight of stairs when he directed Superman IV: The Quest for Peace...