Monday, 28 February 2011
Norman..
Friday, 25 February 2011
Norman

Sunday, 20 February 2011
My Hero 1: Bill Watterson

Full of life and humour, Calvin and Hobbes has to be the greatest strip cartoon in the universe. He refused to allow C&H to be made into a movie (saying to his agent "why would I want to talk with Stephen Spielberg?") or tacky merchandise, either of which would have made him unimaginably rich. Bill Watterson is an example of someone who hasn't sold out, worked on his own terms and has artistic integrity. When it looked like C&H was his meal ticket, he quit while he was ahead, stating that he'd said all he wanted to say. I wish Matt Groening did the same.
Now he (Bill) paints with his father.
Does merchandising mean selling out? I think so, just look at Garfield.
The bidding for the above sketch starts at £15.
You can view an alternative, slightly disturbing sketch of BW at SinCat's site.
Thursday, 17 February 2011
Norman

Wednesday, 16 February 2011
Norman
Tuesday, 15 February 2011
Norman
Monday, 14 February 2011
Sunday, 13 February 2011
Saturday, 5 February 2011
Friday, 4 February 2011
New year, new crap game
Congrats also to the Mojon twins who lost the competition and have the 'honour' of hosting the 2011 competition, which can be found here, along with many of his/their funny reviews. You can also find my first effort of the year, Egg Scotcher.


Maybe you're a vegetarian who has never scotched an egg, maybe you just love scotch eggs, maybe you're not sure about the whole idea of Scotch eggs. Either way this game is for YOU! You have an amount of time to fully wrap a hard boiled egg in a scotching envelope. Maybe you're Spanish, in which case there's a grammatically correct Spanish version, Huevos Escotia!
Both can be found at the Crap Games Comp 2011.
Crap!
Drawing fans can expect a Norman soon.
Tuesday, 1 February 2011
Feb Geoscientist

Due to a strange stellar configuration and a mild fluctuation in the earths magnetic field, there was no January Geoscientist. There is however, a Feb one. This one is based on personal experience, where on buying a geological map of my birthplace I found it to consist of mainly sea and a little bit of drift (neither of which are solid enough to whet the appetite of any right thinking Geologist).





