173. Another four cards from that series. Guest art by Lesly.
171. Goofy Gorilla can sometimes come from a napkin.
170. Entertaining myself at the Denver Downtown Sheraton.
169. Stylized bird drawn for a coloring book.
168. Goofy Gorilla birthday card. I forget the captions. Invent your own!
167. A snow explorer, leprechaun, lamb, dog, ogre, and The Planner. Guest doodles by Lesly.
160. An illustration I did for a collection of fairy tales. This is Rumpelstilskin if I recall.
159. A an engaged in calligraphy.
158. Tall man drawn in stark contrast.
155. My experimentation with iconography.
154. A study of a piece drawn by an unknown computer.
152. Self portrait on an index card.
151. This was originally drawn for some political cartoon. I can't remember what for.
150. A man drawn with stark contrast.
147. The Wonders of the Pyramids.
146. A big ugly monster, but playing a lute, maybe.
145. Here is a picture of an old man. Remember, I'm still only 16 years old.
142. This is a costume design I did for Enkidu, in case of a ballet or opera based on Gilgamesh.
141. The peaceful penguin at play.
140. This is the hideous visage of a knight afflicted by burns.
137. Tranquility and peace of nature.
136. Man and cart plus funny animals.
135. Cartoony Balshazzar, detail of hand, and a snake!
134. Fernao Pires visits Ming.
129. The view of the Georgia Theatre looking Northwest from the corner of Lumpkin and Clayton.
128. Looking Southwest on Pulaski Street at the Leathers Building and an adjacent house.
127. Looking West from Pulaski Street, the Leathers Building.
126. This is the interior of the Daily.
125. An ink painting of the Daily Groceries Co-op. The view is looking West on Prince Avenue.
123. The Little Kings Club, as viewed from the corner of Hull and Hancock, looking West.
121. Three musicians trying to orchestrate a rehearsal.
120. And this guy can meditate.
119. Okay this guy is using Kung Fu maybe.
118. Five faces of mixed gender.
117. There was this one emu that got caught up in the wrong crowd.
115. This is a study of three robots; no particular purpose.
113. An attractive female face.
112. The tailor; the professor.
110. A stern man from a stern land.
109. This is a study for a painting I was going to do entitled "We Want Barabbas.
105. Teddy bear riding a millipede in search of a well. Sigh.
104. Yep, it's a cowboy: Part two.
102. I did this doodle in response to a recent news article about Gigantopithecus blackii.
98. A Hungry Lizard and Angry Bird.
97. This is from Arabian Nights.
96. "Ah! I've Been Looking for You."
95. Admiral Koshekk, at Age 38.
94. Animals Examining Each Other.
90. I've been watching countless samurai movies. As Mifune said, "to hell with samurais."
87. Court official verifying credentials.
86. Profile and three-quarters, husband and wife.
84. Another strange Wintry image. This time it's curling.
83. A comissioned doodle called "Hatful of Hollow." Yes, it's named after the Smith's album.
82. A Neverending Battle that Rages on Eternally
81. My impression of Louisiana.
80. Monkey Fight. I Can't Believe I Didn't Come Up With "Furious George."
79. Admiral Koshekk, at Age 11 and One Half.
78. Dude, I really got no idea.
77. Alternate Costumes for Goofy and Chuckles
76. Hostage Situation at the Clockmaker's
75. I just like pointing out how stupid this phrase is.
74. The epic and ongoing battle of Carnivore versus Herbivore.
70. A boy and his penguin-toting orange box wagon.
69. If you want to be a cartoonist, you find yourself drawing a lot of faces.
68. Scene entitled Cold Funeral.
67. Page from Deadly Safaris about the Vogel Werecat, one of the deadliest beasts in the world.
65. Two costume sketches for the princesses of Buudblossom-- IN COLOR!
64. A pointillist sketch of one of history's greatest performers.
63. Another dragon! I'll get on elfwood for sure!
60. This is my cat, Professor Meowmenstein. She is imaginary and thus better than your cat.
59. My initials within the royal crest of the forementioned Buudblossom family.
58. A wild swine eating some Buudblossom flowers, the symbol of the royal Buudblossom family.
57. Three ladies just havin' a good time.
54. A sketch for a painting done while utterly heartbroken. It's titled The Meeting of Man and Woman.
50. An ink and wash portrait of a contemplative robot.
49. A robot and his lost love.
48. Saint Chimp, patron saint of primate.
47. Some alternative costume sketches for Goofy.
46. The preliminary sketch for the second episode of Goofy Gorilla Classic.
45. Two monks. The last Medieval doodle, if you're sick of them.
43. Another scene depicting agriculture. Also not Latin.
41. A knight slaying a dragon. Now I can be on Elfwood! Yay!
40. First of Six Medieval Studies that I am going to be post. This is a study of four animals.
39. Portrait of Dmitri Shostakovich, in Pencil.
38. This is the sketch for an episode of Goofy Gorilla Classic, the first episode to be exact.
37. I find this drawing speaks for itself.
35. Pen, ink, and ink wash drawing of the tragic death of the robot of love.
34. Perspective study done in ink and ink wash.
31. Another postcard in the same series.
29. ...
27. Japanese girl in the rain. WARNING: not especially erotic.
26. This is my dog, Tucker. I love my dog.
25. I don't what's bothering these shapes, but they're pissed.
24. A guy on skis. There is a ton of snow on the ground already and I can't wait to hit the slopes.
19. Another Costume design. This guy's name is Judar.
16. Portrait of Dmitri Shostakovich, in pencil.
15. The Robot of Love, who made his first appearance in The Lonely Cowboy...in Space!
14. Small parade of strange objects.
13. Portrait of Natalie, my girlfriend-X, not ex-girlfriend as some might assume.
9. I often get strange, wintery images in my head.
8. Caricature of Stipe's head. Yes, I have seen him. No, I didn't talk to him.
7. Cooking with Ogre, not much else to say.
6. Idea for dust jacket illustration for The Great Gatsby. Hasn't been published yet.
5. Something terrible happened in the kitchen.
4. The first sketch of the Mechanical Devil, of Weird, Weird, Weird fame.
3.The infamous Dr. Baby. Made his comic debut in issue #37 of Astonishing Hero Feature
2.Terrific Pun; I won't spoil it for you.
1.First Doodle ever. A man with giant hands and a pistol.
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