And so we come to the end of another sketchbook. Have a great Monday y’all.

Sometimes you’ve just got to decapitate someone and put his head on a stick. It makes the citizenry love you all the more.

This guy really doesn’t look happy. Maybe he doesn’t like his company on the rest of the page.

I love the turnipy sort of fellow on the right. I wish there was a story behind him. He just appeared on the page as is. Perhaps I’ll get around to making up a story for him one day.

More lines on paper. More mysteries in unravel.

Lines on paper, what strange shapes they create.

I’d call these creatures the result of intelligent design but I’d be concerned about giving myself too much credit.

Behold! Cartoon animals performing tricks for your amusement and education!

Not much to say about this page. I really like how all these sketches turned out.

This sketchbook from 2002 has a lot of pages that I just like to look at. I did a number of simple clean sketches, almost none of which are of specific characters or attached to any particular story. The most specific thing on this page is the angel at the top. It’s not a man with wings; it’s a primal creature constantly morphing its shape, always transforming.