Number seven in my series of studies for my new, updated “Doctor Who” print… Sylvester McCoy. You can purchase the original sketch in the Studio Store. READ MORE
Our 13 Days of the Doctor continues with the sixth Doctor, Colin Baker! These will all be finished in ink and color, and issued as a new limited edition print in October, debuting at New York Comic Con. This original pencil sketch is available to purchase in the Studio Store today. READ MORE
Better late than never today. Here’s number five in my new series of caricatures of Doctor Who… Peter Davison! The original of this sketch is available in the Studio Store. READ MORE
Here is another of the Doctors… Doctor number four Tom Baker! Again, these are pencil studies for my new, updated Doctor Who limited edition print which will debut at NYCC in October! As always, this sketch is available for purchase in the Studio Store. READ MORE
Here’s the third Doctor… Jon Pertwee! Again, these are pencil studies for my new, updated Doctor Who limited edition print which will debut at NYCC in October! As always, this sketch is available for purchase in the Studio Store. READ MORE
Pencil study of Patrick Troughton as the second Doctor for my upcoming new limited edition print. As always this sketch is available for purchase in the Studio Store. READ MORE
You can probably guess what this new caricature of William Hartnell as the first Doctor Who is for. I have at least a dozen people come up to me at every convention I appear at and ask if I still have any Doctor Who prints, and who are very disappointed that they are sold out. So, I am finally succumbing to the many requests that I do a new DH print that includes Peter Capaldi and John Hurt. For this I will also be doing all new caricatures of the original 11 Doctors, and this is a study for the first Doctor. As always, this… READ MORE
Here’s the last of my “True Detective” series, “Frank Semyon” as portrayed by Vince Vaughn. I have to say I was disappointed in this season of “True Detective” (Don’t worry, no spoilers here). The storytelling was convoluted, introducing motivations and characters involved in key events almost right before the plot lines they were part of were resolved. That’s not very fair when viewers spend 8 plus hours trying to understand the story behind the crime being investigated. Sloppy and poor storytelling, and a waste of a dynamite cast. Ah, well… The show did have some great moments. As always, this sketch is available for purchase… READ MORE
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