Comic of the beetle from the cover of Massive Attack's "Mezzanine" meeting the crab from the cover of The Prodigy's "Fat of the Land".

Hi this joke is for me

a man is dancing in front of a target with a red circle in the center . ALT: a man is dancing in front of a target with a red circle in the center .

Twin Peaks wouldn't load today, so instead I had random Shooting Stars episodes on in the background while working. Such a good idea I feel great in my soul

I can understand the length of time this job is taking the workers just by feeling what the sky is making me feel

Under a Winter Sky (2022) by British artist, Paul Evans (born in 1950).

Ink and acrylic

28 x 28 cm

#art #painting #artist #BlueSkyArt

Apparently theres even a "lost cut" of the movie that's lost media

Felt inspired upon my return from pub to do a quick Logan sketch before getting back on responsibilities

Deffo my fave Spider-Man FX in terms of web swinging and wall crawling, but I can't help feeling like Sony kept reshaping an OG idea.

This could have been gayer, is what I am saying

a man in a spiderman costume is standing in a parking lot at night ALT: a man in a spiderman costume is standing in a parking lot at night

Just rewatched the Amazing Spiderman with my parents - it almost holds up. Its narrative dangles like a spider by the main love story alongside the distracting plot and the editing, which are constantly at ends with the audience's intelligence. But the SFX and costume design are second to none imo

As fun as timelapses are, there are a couple of turn-offs:

-It can feel like drawing when everyone's watching
-It can feel like drawing for the admiration of countless strangers
-Art is best when done in the privacy between talent and tool

Probs wont do any more. It's just not as fun when done irl

Did another - I'm intrigued by the Supergirl trailer and her apparent remedy for kryptonian trauma seems v close to home. Funny how sometimes our Kryptonite disguises itself as our savior

Felt inspired upon my return from pub to do a quick Logan sketch before getting back on responsibilities

Life after one variant cover

I have hope

How many more famous and successful creatives need to create crowdfunding campaigns for healthcare, that royalties from film/TV would've paid for? It's already too many

the lady of the lake is talking to a group of men in a field ALT: the lady of the lake is talking to a group of men in a field

Drawing in a pub for my day off. The locals are talking and they like "X called me a dozy bint the other day!"
Now they're all calling eachother bints every now and then. Legit the first time I've actually heard the word used outside of MPATHG and internet arguments. This is amazing love my name

Scientists Prove That Experimental Animation Can Cure Social Media Brain Rot A new study from UC Santa Barbara shows that watching experimental animation expands creativity and opens new ways of seeing the world. #Animation #ExperimentalAnimation #MentalHealth #BrainRot

A new study from UC Santa Barbara shows that watching experimental animation expands creativity and opens new ways of seeing the world.

#Animation #ExperimentalAnimation #MentalHealth #BrainRot

The awesome But Why Tho? gives Killtopia: Phantoms #1 its first 5-star review 😳

“It feels like a new story, a sequel. It’s the same world, but Cook and Bint have completely reinvented it.”

This has seriously made my day.

Check it out👇

Killtopia Phantoms Issue 1 Review - But Why Tho? Killtopia Phantoms Issue 1 is a sequel that continues the cyberpunk story in a world that is trying to find its soul again.

I reviewed Killtopia: Phantoms Issue 1 by @davecook.bsky.social @clarkbintart.bsky.social @eoosterhous.bsky.social and @micahmyers.bsky.social for @butwhytho.net

butwhytho.net/2026/04/kill...

Damn, appreciate the love! ⚡

Original art by Joe Colquhoun for an episode of “Paddy Payne” for Lion, first published in an issue of Lion cover dated 13th February 1971, incorrectly listed as a page of “Charley’s War” | https://www.catawiki.com/en/l/103053538-colquhoun-joe-1-original-page-les-guerres-de-charlie-grande-planche-originale-scene-de-guerre

Original art by Joe Colquhoun for an episode of “Paddy Payne” for Lion, first published in an issue of Lion cover dated 13th February 1971, incorrectly listed as a page of “Charley’s War” | https://www.catawiki.com/en/l/103053538-colquhoun-joe-1-original-page-les-guerres-de-charlie-grande-planche-originale-scene-de-guerre

Original art by Joe Colquhoun for an episode of “Paddy Payne” for Lion, first published in an issue of Lion cover dated 13th February 1971, incorrectly listed as a page of “Charley’s War” | https://www.catawiki.com/en/l/103053538-colquhoun-joe-1-original-page-les-guerres-de-charlie-grande-planche-originale-scene-de-guerre

Original art by Joe Colquhoun for an episode of “Paddy Payne” for Lion, first published in an issue of Lion cover dated 13th February 1971, incorrectly listed as a page of “Charley’s War” | https://www.catawiki.com/en/l/103053538-colquhoun-joe-1-original-page-les-guerres-de-charlie-grande-planche-originale-scene-de-guerre

Original art by Joe Colquhoun for an episode of “Paddy Payne” for Lion, first published in an issue of Lion cover dated 13th February 1971, incorrectly listed as a page of “Charley’s War” | www.catawiki.com/en/l/1030535...

garfield is laying in a box with a blue blanket and a good night greeting . ALT: garfield is laying in a box with a blue blanket and a good night greeting .

Absolutely shattered - only just wrapping up the work day. Multiple simultaneous commissions isn't always fun, but showing off what I've been up to always is

Looks like I can finally talk about this!

"Hidden Dangers continues with a new comic anthology of newly produced Thunderbirds comic adventures, edited by Dan Whitehead..."

Got some fantastic people working on this, can't wait to start showing it off.

A page from Issue 3 of Mad Cave Studios 'Wild Animals' #03, written by Ed Brisson, art by Andy Kohn, colors by Dee Cunniffee

A page from Black Mirror: USS Callister, written by Neil Gibson, art by Silvano Beltramo, colors by Agnese Pozza

A page from 'Super Unicorn Princess 2' by Mike Hartigan

A page from Devils Gate #1, written by Silas Dunn and CJ Patereau, art by Gerald von Stoddard and colors by Lorenzo Scaramella

Hello, there... #portfolioday

'Tis ME, Rob Jones! The LETTERER of that comic you should absolutely be reading. I am ALWAYS looking for new lettering work, from sci-fi to horror to all-ages to romance and every niche, genre or style in-between!

robjonesletteringblog.wordpress.com

Don’t miss out on the reprint of my beat ‘em up history book. We keep selling out! 😳

It’s a deep dive on 40 years of the genre, from Streets of Rage and Final Fight, to modern genre heavyweights.

Upon reflection, I am objectively correct

The Force Awakens etc. are good at simulating the feeling of "fresh" but only because they're cannibalising what already exists. You don't need drugs to create something new, but reliving the Nth incarnation of established IPs is rotting our brains and culture and AI is just copying that

I'm just saying. The 80s were a thing (sniff) and we got some amazing art - Robocop etc. If we are determined to make everything CGI - unlimited visual potential - and we decide to focus on realism and slop slop? Um, get some acid involved?? Just from my notes.

Hot take stuck in my notes I wanna articulate - how I feel about recent blockbusters is that Hollywood is made of people who care too much about money and not enough about LSD which is why they are selling us IPs but not an experience that stays with us as an audience. Not advocating drug use ofc

a woman wearing a ny hat is dancing ALT: a woman wearing a ny hat is dancing

When the Muybridge zebras appear in the Wachowski sister's Speed Racer final race, and then it ends with the white/red checkered finish line

a close up of a man in a superhero costume with a red helmet and glasses . ALT: a close up of a man in a superhero costume with a red helmet and glasses .

*trippy slo mo abstract visuals punctuated by split-second cuts to gun blasts*

"...Rookie...Anderson! Judgement!"...No don't tell me, tell control."

Such a well executed scene with read-between-the-lines storytelling. We don't need a sequel