The Opera, part one

The Moonbugs have decided to go to the opera. Well at least Caz and Gelato. Gelato is already a little disapointed so I think it's going to be a long night for him.

Slimey Oliver

Meet the celebrity chef on the Moonbugs' little moon. The poor squidgey bamf are having a hard time of it as usual. I really love the way gelato looks against the backdrop of stars. His gelatenous body is just a lovely thing, I must put him against stars more often.

Save Me from the Monster

Wow illustration friday is cool. Something like 30 people came to visit my blog and one dude even left a comment. His comment was nice because his blog was interesting to visit and interesting people had commented on his blog. It was like a chain reaction. I'm really quite proud of this illustration and I think I might IF this one. I was originally going to call this post save me from the tentacles but Babsi, my creative partner thought that was too gross.

A homage to Calvin and Hobbes

It's ilustration friday time again and the word this week is Homage. I hope it still is anyway. I have decided to do a homage to Calvin and Hobbes of course. Hobbes is always pouncing on Calvin and in this illustration the space tiger is pouncing on Caz. I think the space tiger will make a nice image for a t-shirt as well.

We all love our parents

We all love our parents, and at the same time we all find comic strips like this one very funny. I've got to say that whatever little things our parents do that make these comic strips funny, they always do so much that makes you love them. My parents in particular are so loving, cool and supportive I couldn't get along without them. So this is deicated to Mum and Dad.

Raw, medium or well done?

This comic strip was suggested by my part-time vegitarianism. I hate pink bits in a burger, especially after I've taken a couple of bites and if I find a caterpillar in my salad I just freak. All in all a very finacky eater.

The Moonbugs get Lost

Here we have a comic strip which is influenced by Lost from ABC, of which we have been avid followers for quite some time. Don't worry I, as the artist, don't intend for the enigmatic monster from lost to become a regular character in our comic strip. It was just that I noticed that the monster does not appear in the show as often as I would like. Although Lost is a character driven show, it is the mystery and science fiction elements that appeal to me the most.Undergoing MyBlogLog Verification