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A prequel? Not like AVP please!

I'm looking forward to seeing it on download but I doubt I'll buy it on DVD.

All of them beyond awful. The real shocker was seeing 80's singer Tiffany a-c-t-i-n-g but being outperformed by the poor cgi.

http://www.lforlloyd.com/news/2010_04.html#kickback_the_video_slideshow

Link to David Lloyds Kickback slideshow. One of the British greats and a patient Teacher for those who would listen.

25 so I'm closer to the edge man!

Science marches on to inevitable victory!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SUPERSURFER!

This Horror comp is turning into a killer one. Great work Bhuna !

dancornwell, Bolt-01 and mygrimmbrother have virtually wrapped up the comp between them!

Here's some more stuff:

http://cvcomics.com/video/?p=42

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbFBkJwQ7CY

ha

This mornings' distraction

I'm outraged! She isn't naked!! >sniff!<

The owls a hoot though.  

[The Maltese Falcon.]

The Maltese Falcon.

The stuff that dreams are made of.

I want more cats like on page 17!

Dragons v's bi planes and on St Georges Day? What coded message are you trying to send us Fractal Fiction?

Well keep this standard up. It's better than alcohol!

Pre digital I used to use Windsor and Newton Cotman brushes series 111 about size 3. It's a very small, thin brush for detail and some lines. Trouble was I had to keep laying paper down to stop smudging my work plus I'm certainly not the steadiest of hands.
The brush tip kept fraying too despite me cleaning it.

I used cheaper cryla brushes but the digital world of Photoshop and particularly Manga Studio helped a lot to lose the un-intentional wobbly line effect that seemed to dog my work.

All hail the pixel God!

Happy Birthday to Jim and don't worry the forties are just as crap as every other time it's just you begin to realize it more! 

Happy St Georges day too forum users.