Roboskull

Another snailpaint. About three hours, interruptions excluded, I'd say. I was thinking, hmm, why don't I draw me an avatar for the forums... then I thought, yeah, make it a skull. Or a robot? A robot skull! Yes! Terminatorish.

Have I mentioned how much I'd like a Wacom tablet?

Stormfort

First attempt at speedpainting. Snailpainting in my case, took me about four hours. Completely random and out of scratch; I hadn't even decided what it was I was drawing until the mountains came to shape. "The mountains, Gandalf!"

Anyways, this could very well be a city for my D&D campaign. :)

Marty

Heh heh. :)

Popestar

I think that a message of peace gets across far better with the help of a catchy tune and a guitar solo in the middle.

Pejic Bros.

Logo thingy for friends who pretend to make movies. :D

Paladin of Discordia

My character in a Dungeons & Dragons campaign. A chaotic neutral Paladin (Anarch) of Eris. Read Principia Discordia and Dragon Magazine #310 if you're mystified.

Goths

Illustrations for a goth/industrial site T-shirt design competition. Didn't win.

Doctor Who

Namesake of this blog, The Doctor. :)

Well, I've recently discovered this fantastic revival of the cult British sci-fi TV series, and under its influence drew this during a lecture. I've since watched through the second season as well, but I still prefer Christopher Eccleston's portrayal. I'm surprised to have got his features more or less right, for I'm unaccustomed to drawing real people without reference. His nose and ears probably made it easier. 'Course, the TARDIS is completely wrong. :)

Random Sketches

Something Old

Oh, yes, mothballs.