

Two hundred and seventeen in a continued series creating a collage using five elements.


Two hundred and seventeen in a continued series creating a collage using five elements.

The advertisements in girl comics were always different. Whereas ads in boy’s comics appealed to hapless adventurers with home built go-kart kits, antisocial ne’er-do-wells with practical jokes and future glue sniffers who had prurient interests with x-ray spectacles, girl ads were all about self image. They were either about finger nails, weight gaining secrets for the scrawny or miraculous reducing techniques for the girls that think 5 pounds is going to make the difference between being a wallflower or the belle of the sock hop.
…and it’s GUARANTEED! Continue reading


This is an invisible apple cake. Invisible because the apples are sliced so thin, that when they’re baked with the custardy batter, they seem to disappear into the cake. It’s more fruit than cake, and absolutely delicious – what will the French think of next? Continue reading



Two hundred and sixteen in a continued series creating a collage using five elements.

The possessed Larry Hughes lets out the Beast as the punk club is consumed by flames.
Sometimes it happens. You’re working on a drawing you’re pretty happy with, but you start looking at it, and something bothers you. Something is not quite right. Maybe if you had done this or that differently, it would have been better. Continue reading