From 2021. One Of Those Drawings Where I'm Proud Of The Effort Put In But Also Think It Would've Made

From 2021. One of those drawings where I'm proud of the effort put in but also think it would've made for a better image if my younger self wasn't so invested in the flex.

Tumblr obliged me into following five tags and I picked Red Dwarf under the foolish supposition that such a choice would count among those likely to keep a feed unclogged but actually it's the only tag I'm being shown and I'm honestly very confused. Anyway I drew this in 2021 because the show was at it's 33-1/3rd anniversary and I wanted to do something about it at the time and with the onslaught of posts I feel obliged to contribute so here it is. The other squares would've had some villains but I ran out of time.

Too many arched eyebrows in this.

Thing I made in 2021 for what would've been Steve Waller's 70th birthday. Credits on albums don't really go into the minutiae of what bit of what track who did what for so I can't quite be sure that he did what I'm about to say he did, but I've seen in live videos that he did guitar talkbox stuff, and he was Manfred Mann's Earth Band's guitarist when they recorded Angel Station so I at least have reason to believe that he was the one doing the really sick talkbox/guitar solo on Angels At My Gate, the title of which this drawing is inspired by. Not the lyrics. The lyrics are about being addicted to cards, which doesn't look as cool.

You knew it was after you, but up until now you weren't too sure where it was.

Did this for The Shining's 80th anniversary. It turned out google misled me and it was actually for the 80th anniversary of The Shining's release specifically in Spanish cinemas but oh well. I will hold onto the idea that The Shining released in December, solely for the purposes of arguing in favour of its status as a Christmas movie. Redraw of a shot from that one scene with the axe and the door, but the axe and the door can't be seen from here. It's outside. The axe is inside. There's a wall in the way. Nothing for it.

Some old art and some moderately less old art of the same things for comparison. For an art challenge sort of.

January 2023 vs January 2018

July 2020 vs (I think) December 2010

All but the most recent one in Adobe Illustrator with the pen tool and a mouse, the most recent one in Affinity Designer with the pen tool and a mouse. It was never a good idea but I've invested too much and can no longer stop myself.