Wallace and Gromit Paper Hound pencils Day 5 and 6

Pencils drawn for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, Paper Hound, Day 5 and 6.

As shown 25 and 26 March 2011, The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit Paper Hound inks Day 5 and 6

Inks produced for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, Paper Hound, Day 5 and 6.

As seen 25 and 26 March 2011, The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit Paper Hound pencils Day 3 and 4

Pencils drawn for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, Paper Hound, Day 3 and 4.

As seen 23 and 24 March 2011, The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit Paper Hound inks Day 4

Inks produced for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, Paper Hound, Day 4.

As shown 24 March 2011, The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit Paper Hound inks Day 3

Inks produced for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, Paper Hound, Day 3.

As shown 23 March 2011, The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit Paper Hound pencils Day 1 and 2

Pencils drawn for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, Paper Hound, Day 1 and 2.

As seen 21 and 22 March 2011, The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit Paper Hound inks Day 1 and 2

Inks produced for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, Paper Hound, Day 1 and 2. In which Wallace seeks to help Gromit with his newspaper round in his own wonderful way!

As shown 21 and 22 March 2011, The Sun newspaper.

Artist Bryan Connor

I was really thrilled to receive this from old friend and artist, Bryan Connor. As mates, we go back a long way to 1974, whilst been students in Birmingham. Please go to my links section and check out his work at Old Rascal Art.

Beano Library Books

These show just a couple of the Beano Library Books I enjoyed producing back in the 90s. I'd already had the pleasure of working on Bash St Kids in the comic, plus summer specials, but I guess that the library books allowed me to work on quite a variety of Beano and Dandy characters. Happy days!

Various Covers Produced

In the light of Dennis the Menace (The Beano) reaching the grand age of 60, just a few of the many covers I've worked on came to mind, including some of The Beano and Dandy Library Books.

The Tick Xmas Trilogy 3 page 19

The Tick Xmas Trilogy 3, page 19.

Pencils: Mychailo Kazybrid Inks: Kevin Atkinson.

The Tick Xmas Trilogy 3 page 15 pencils

Pencils produced for The Tick Xmas Trilogy 3, page 15.

The Tick Xmas Trilogy 3 page 15

The Tick Xmas Trilogy 3, page 15.

Pencils: Mychailo Kazybrid Inks: Kevin Atkinson.

The Tick Xmas Trilogy 3 page 1 pencils

Pencils produced for The Tick Xmas Trilogy 3, page 1.

The Tick Xmas Trilogy 3 page 1

The Tick Xmas Trilogy 3, page 1.

Pencils: Mychailo Kazybrid Inks: Kevin Atkinson.

The Tick Color 4 page 5

Published page 5 as seen in The Tick Color 4.

Pencils: Mychailo Kazybrid Inks: Tak Toyoshima.

The Tick Color 4 page 5 pencils and inks

As shown in The Tick Color 4, Rocket-Men from The Moon, chapter 3.

Pencils: Mychailo Kazybrid Inks: Tak Toyoshima.

The Tick Color 3 page 1

Page 1 of The Tick Color 3, Rocket-Men from The Moon.

Pencils: Mychailo Kazybrid Inks: Tak Toyoshima.

Pseudo Tick 13

One of the great things about getting to work on various licensed characters is that from time to time, you get the chance to become involved with those that you really view as extra special.

When I was asked to produce the pencils on The Tick, I was really thrilled as I'm a true fan of The Big Blue Destiny himself. I had the pleasure of working on 11 books for New England Comics, the first one was Pseudo Tick 13.

Cover and contents, Pencils: Mychailo Kazybrid, Inks: Tak Toyoshima.

Cartoon of artist Bryan Connor

Having had the pleasure of knowing artist, Bryan Connor since 1974, it was certainly time to produce a cartoon of the great man himself.

As I've still got all my windows, I'm guessing that he liked it. Phew!

Old Rascal Art

In the midst of working on Wallace and Gromit cartoon strips, may I simply direct you good people to one of my new links, Old Rascal Art.

This features the work of artist, great guy and long-time friend, Bryan Connor. Call in, say hi and enjoy the artwork.

Wallace and Gromit Another Grand Day Out pencils Day 5 and 6

Pencils drawn for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, Another Grand Day Out, Day 5 and 6.

As shown 11 and 12 March 2011, The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit Another Grand Day Out inks Day 5 and 6

Inks produced for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, Another Grand Day Out, Day 5 and 6.

As seen 11 and 12 March 2011, The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit Another Grand Day Out pencils Day 3 and 4

Pencils drawn for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, Another Grand Day Out, Day 3 and 4.

As shown 9 and 10 March 2011, The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit Another Grand Day Out inks Day 3 and 4

Inks produced for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, Another Grand Day Out, Day 3 and 4.

As seen 9 and 10 March 2011, The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit Another Grand day Out pencils Day 1 and 2

Pencils drawn for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, Another Grand Day Out, Day 1 and 2.

As shown 7 and 8 March 2011, The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit Another Grand Day Out inks Day 1 and 2

Inks produced for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, Another Grand Day Out, Day 1 and 2.

As shown 7 and 8 March 2011, The Sun newspaper.

Whilst the original working strip title was Satellite, someone made the right choice of changing it to the above title.

Shaun the Sheep A Maze Ing page 4

Pencils and inks produced for Shaun the Sheep, A Maze Ing, page 4.

Titan Publishing Group.

Shaun the Sheep A Maze Ing page 3

Pencils and inks produced for Shaun the Sheep in A Maze Ing, page 3.

Titan Publishing Group.

Shaun the Sheep A Maze Ing page 2

Pencils and inks produced for Shaun the Sheep in A Maze Ing, page 2.

Titan Publishing Group.

Shaun the Sheep A Maze Ing page 1

This was one of the 4 page strips I enjoyed producing for Titan's, Shaun the Sheep comic. Artwork includes pencils and inks.

I was having to meet a deadline that so happened matched up to us going away on vacation. So, armed with a cup of lemon tea and my usual apple turnovers, I threw myself into Shaun's world. All I recall was working until 7.00am, this followed by a quick shower in time to be ready for the cab which was arriving at 8.00am to take us to the airport.

Nope, I honestly don't feel 30 years old any more!...or 40...or 50...

Wallace and Gromit A Family Affair pencils Day 5 and 6

Pencils drawn for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, A Family Affair, Day 5 and 6.

As shown in The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit A Family Affair inks Day 6

Inks produced for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, A Family Affair, Day 6.

As seen in The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit A Family Affair inks Day 5

Inks produced for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, A Family Affair, Day.

As seen in The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit a Family Affair pencils Day 3 and 4

Pencils drawn for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entiled, A Family Affair, Day 3 and 4.

As shown in The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit A Family Affair inks Day 4

Inks produced for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, A Family Affair, Day 4.

As seen in The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit A Family Affair inks Day 3

Inks produced for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entiled, A Family Affair, Day 3.

As seen in The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit A Family Affair pencils Day 1 and 2

Pencils drawn for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, A Family Affair, Day 1 and 2.

As shown in The Sun newspaper.

Wallace and Gromit A Family Affair inks Day 1 and 2

Inks produced for Wallace and Gromit daily cartoon strip entitled, A Family Affair, in which he looks at his family tree with faithful hound, Gromit.

As seen in The Sun newspaper.

Mike Kazybrid's Comic Cuts...

Just for the pleasure of showing another Comic Cuts strip from its Comics International days.

Yet another Comic Cuts strip...

Mic Buff in Mike Kazybrid's Comic Cuts. As seen in Dez Skinn's Comics International. A very much missed publication.

Comic Cuts cartoon strip

The Comic Cuts cartoon strip ran for a period of nine years, appearing in Dez Skinn's Comics International.

Looking each strip at the life of comic dealer, Mic Buff, it equally included a variety of regular characters such as Mic's helpful PA, Pete, who was based on real-life comic book dealer, Pete Smith of Nottingham UK.