Thai street scene

A rough sketch for a design for the boxes at a Thai Restaurant that wasn't picked up.

©2013 James Mathurin

The Gentleman develops

Still developing my Gentleman drawing, adding some shading to give it some more depth and definition.

©2013 James Mathurin

Gentleman-lier

So, I've inked my picture of the Gentleman from a couple of days ago. Instead of a dip pen, like I normally use, this was with some nice pens I've got, and I'm pretty happy with it.Next up is shading, followed by colour.

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The Gentleman

A new image I've been working on, at the pencilling stage. Like Summer and L'ermitage, this is an Art Nouveau style, but with the sci-fi Cybernouveau steampunky angle I like.

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Meet Phillippe

A new rabbit for you.

Phillippe - He is Pierre's cousin. He came looking for him when he left France.
He has an obsession for French sticks and steals them from the Bakery across he road. He lives in a  burrow at the top of the yard. He is melancholy, though he does drink coffee to cheer him up. The others know he can't live without his toothpick, which he chews on constantly. He has a lucky beret.


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Pierre the Rabbit

Here is another character from the Mr Bones post I put up a while ago.

The text, by my wife, reads,

Pierre is a lonely, yet guarded rabbit. He carries a knife with him at all times (how he lost his eye). He is from the forest of Auvergne, though he hopped the Eurostar to London one dreary day..
He found his way to the Southwest, where he made his home an unsuspecting graveyard.
One day after making his home in 'Martha Tanwither 1894-1915', he encountered Mr Bones, the confident though slightly uppity fox.

©2013 James Mathurin