100% Biodegradable #9

100% Biodegradable #9 is out now! 

This a great anthology featuring short and ongoing stories from a group of talented writers and artists. Issue 9 features a five page story called "The Heartless Mind", written by Oscar Maltby and illustrated by me! Buy it immediately!

Wot! Still reading!? I said BUY IT!

Here's a preview of Heartless Mind

2000AD Monthly Art Competition

My entry for September. The competition is fierce. Must try harder....

The blog is running

One blog for two websites.

This blog will feed doomritual.com and davidjsnell.com with blog posts appearing on each according to post labels.

Now, back to work

AAIIEEE!!!

I have a new 4 page strip appearing in AAIIEE!!! called the Timeless Game. Art by me and script by Blas Bigatti. AAIIEEE!!! is an independent horror themed comic publication.

Available to buy as an ebook or paper copy

My art from the first page is shown below:

Mary's Never War

Just finished a book cover for Tim Parrant. His book is about pirates, ninjas and cats...which isn't as weird as it sounds. Here's a link to buy it: - http://www.lulu.com/shop/timothy-parrant/marys-never-war/paperback/product-20145868.html

Ostra Gathering

Been busy this month with no less than 16 black and white illustrations for my wife's new book entitled 'The Ostra Gathering'. This is a childrens book about the adventures of small woodland creatures known as 'Ostra' who look after the forest.

You can buy the book from Amazon as a digital download here

And here's a couple of sample illustration from the book:

Dead Centerfolds

I've just finished a collaboration with Paul Hupfield (Lesbian Vampire Killers) to produce a 5 page comic pitch for his new project entitled Dead Centerfolds. It's been a bit of a longhaul - only five pages but there was much to do. Paul had a screenplay which needed rewriting in a way that made sense for the comic medium you know Panels and dialogue, action etc. Characters and costumes all needed to be worked out too.

With hindsight I'd have drawn it differently but I think Paul was pleased. Here's a page extract: