A little Diana of Themyscira I doodled at last month's Comic Con Dornbirn! I always love drawing Wonder Woman whenever I get the chance!

Mixed media on A4 Bristol

I've noticed that people have started spreading the 1992 Good Omens script around. Please don't. If you've got it up, please take it down. There's a mess of serious and real legalities involved, and I don't want to have to start being a dick and asking for copyright takedowns and all of that, and I don't want to have to regret letting it out into the world. Just take it down, unshare, delete links. Thank you.

Alrighty then, I used one of those Random Wheel thingies for a bit of inspiration for this one. "What's Harley Holding": A bomb, a rubber chicken, a Dreidel, a mallet, a pie... Moral of the story, do not use one of those while partaking in adult beverages while watching the OG Child's Play movie!!!

So, here's my classic costume Harley Quinn holding a murderous Joker "Good Guy Doll"!

It's not too often that I get an opportunity to draw my favorite Teen Titan, so I just jumped at the chance with this blank variant, and I am super chuffed with the way it turned out!

Raven, daughter of Trigon

Microns and Markers on Dawn of the DC Titans Blank Variant

Thank you @blkrose96 and everyone who got me to 100 reblogs!

Time. Space. Reality. It's more than a linear path. It's a prism of endless possibility, where a single choice can branch out into infinite realities, creating alternate worlds from the ones you know... Follow me, and ponder the question... What if... In a galaxy far, far away?

Vader: The Herald of Galactus

Pencil, pen, brush and India ink on A2 Bristol Board

This is so true even when writing comics. I was over thinking my latest project, I had the idea, but, I have the visuals in my head, not a script. I couldnt think of the dialogue, so, rather than scrapping the project, I've just started drawing, and will add the dialoge after I'm finished the visual aspects. The "Marvel" way! LOL

Hi Neil! Didn’t think I’d ever try reaching out but here goes: I’ve been working on a film script idea for years now, but living with all the possible plot details and resolutions in my head for so long, I have no idea what route to take?? I’m even second guessing the protagonist’s career every other day, as if that truly matters for the actual, non-work related message I want to tell, but it feels like if I don’t have every single thing thought through and decided now (which keeps me from the act of just starting to write it all out), then it won’t be a good enough story. Any advice for getting out of the story in your head and finally putting it onto paper, despite not knowing all the plot points yet? Thanks, and I hope you have the most amazing unique 2023!

Keep moving forward. I was just writing something that had a chunk in the middle of stuff I knew nothing about. I knew that I didn't know enough about it. So I wrote an "I don't know what I'm talking about" version of those four or five pages and kept going. Then when I got to the end of the project in first draft I did my research, did some online research then talked to a friendly expert and realized that I didn't need half of what I'd written and now I knew what I could (and should) lose.

And often once you've written a first draft you specifically know what you need to find out.

Colleen’s work is just so stunning!

COLLEEN DORAN ILLUSTRATES NEIL GAIMAN

Solo exhibit at the SOCIETY OF ILLUSTRATORS in New York City. More info at link.

"I see the world as an illusion, and we shouldn't take ourselves so seriously."

Happy birthday, Andy Kaufman

IT’S NOT ‘PEEKED’ MY INTEREST

OR ‘PEAKED’

BUT PIQUED

‘PIQUED MY INTEREST’

THIS HAS BEEN A CAPSLOCK PSA

Marcel René von Herrfeldt. “Fume”, 1925.

Some Sketchy Madness - Cesar Romero as my favorite Clown Price of Crime! Pre-con commission from a few months back

Tsrif tsop fo eht raey!

Taskmaster commission Work in Progress

Stunning piece

Virgil Finlay

Strontium Dog: In The Dead Doghouse, pages 1-5.