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Beano is funny in that so many of the characters look almost as old as they would be if they had aged as in real life. What is…
Here are the colors from the pencils shown earlier in the week. When filling in for David, I try to keep the style similar, not only in models,…
So I am ALL over this week’s issue of Beano, including a two page Bash Street Kids. Like the other Halloween themed strips in the issue, the kids…
It’s been a pleasure to fill in for David Sutherland, but you can look forward to seeing his work again next week. No one can match his brilliance,…
Americans aren’t that familiar with the Beano, so when people ask me what I’m working on, and I tell them the Bash Street Kids, I end up having…
No, I mean literally, in color now, and also available on line thru the app!
OK, that reference to Tipperary is a bit strained, but still. The script asked that the colors on the Victorian outfits should be a bit drab, but I…
I got to do a joke page for this week’s Beano, and it’s also a historical gag. Fatty just had to be the Dom Deluise emperor from History…
This strip had a great title, “Party like it’s 1899”. What a hoot.
The colors for my Dennis activity page! I made references to some films like Ghostbusters, and one that should be easy to get… find “it”?
I got to do a Dennis activity for this week’s Beano, but he’s practically not in it! Here’s a clip.
Another shot you have to do at some point with the Bash Street Kids is them piling up on each other like a scrum!
Here are the colors for that BSK image from earlier. The skull is actually a couple of Easter eggs in one. Since this story has magic in it,…
As in some previous posts, this is another case where the script was a giant thumbnail; something you can see more at the top. It’s helpful because the…
Here are the colors for the BSK group run. I have to say the drool on Danny’s mouth is part of the story, and he’s not coming down…
One of the obligatory shots you seem to have in the Bash Street Kids is them running as a group. Here’s my first chance at that!
Here are the colors for the first Bash Street Kids I’ve gotten to do. One thing that’s also different on BSK from what I normally do, is that…
Bash as in the Bash Street Kids– not just poor grammar on my part! Anyway, the legendary David Sutherland needed a break, so I’m getting to fill in…