Friday, 15 February 2013
99942 APOPHIS
I'm sorry to hear about all those people hurt in Russia. That meteor was probbaly about 10 Tonnes in weight. I don't know what it looked like, so I've decided to draw 99942 Apohis instead which weighs 27 Million Tonnes and is due for a close encounter with the planet Earth in 2036. Apophis is the object with the highest rating on the Palermo Technical Impact Hazard Scale to date , though there are a few others coming soon that might better it. Apophis is likely to be larger than the asteroid that created the Chicxulub asteroid impact crater in Yucatan. You know the one that killed all the Dinosaurs. Sleep well folks.
Labels:
Apophis asteroid,
Simon Fraser
Meteor strike injures hundreds in central Russia
As you may have heard, a meteor struck Russia yesterday, but lucky nobody was killed.
The ancients knew that meteors where "Betyls, the residence of God." Who am I to argue?
Here is my depiction of God flinging yet more chaos at the Earth.... as always.
The ancients knew that meteors where "Betyls, the residence of God." Who am I to argue?
Here is my depiction of God flinging yet more chaos at the Earth.... as always.
Labels:
Meteor strike,
Russia,
Tim Hamilton
Thursday, 14 February 2013
Kate Upton & Kate Middleton ( pregnant) in Bikinis GANGNAM STYLE!
I am SO tired of seeing that Viviane Castro pic that George O'Connor did floating to the top of this Blog that I've decided to GO NUCLEAR! I make no apologies for this, I was driven to it by desperation.
*EDIT* apparently I spelled GANGNAM wrong. ....<sob>
*EDIT* apparently I spelled GANGNAM wrong. ....<sob>
V.D.
Labels:
Hallmark cards,
St Valentine's Day,
Tim Hamilton
Wednesday, 13 February 2013
State of the Union - No Surrender
Labels:
Barack Obama,
Drones,
Simon Fraser,
Stae of the Union
State of the Union?
Labels:
fashion,
sketch,
SOTU,
Tim Hamilton
Monday, 11 February 2013
The Pope Quits
Labels:
Catholic,
Pope quits,
Tim Hamilton
Pope Benedict - Tschüß
Labels:
Pope Benedict,
Pope quits,
Simon Fraser
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
Plantagenet Park III
So now that we have the direct DNA of the Plantagenet lineage, I propose that we clone Richard III and restore him to his rightful throne. Failing that We could open an amusement park populated with cloned famous people ( that Neanderthal that everyone was talking about last week , there are large chunks of Einstein's brain lying about etc ). Failing that I suppose there would be lucrative employment in the celebrity Pitch Advertising industry.
Any excuse to resucitate that hoary old joke.
Any excuse to resucitate that hoary old joke.
Labels:
Richard III,
Simon Fraser
Richard III
We used to do illustrations based on themes or current events
on Drawbridge. If we still did that, today would no doubt
involve a guy buried under a car park...
on Drawbridge. If we still did that, today would no doubt
involve a guy buried under a car park...
Labels:
Richard III,
sketch,
Tim Hamilton
Monday, 4 February 2013
Bashar Al Assad
It's like shooting fish in a barrel this one. He already looks like some sort of pathetic victim-muppet.
I'm workoing on a Syria project. I'm thinking of doing the whole Assad family as cartoons. We'll see if that's a useful angle or not.
I'm workoing on a Syria project. I'm thinking of doing the whole Assad family as cartoons. We'll see if that's a useful angle or not.
Labels:
Bashar Al Assad,
charicature,
Simon Fraser
Friday, 1 February 2013
William Hartnell - Dr Who
So as some of you may be aware I have drawn a Dr Who comic. The reason I wanted to do it was because it featured the very first of the Doctor's many incarnation , as embodied by William Hartnell. I'm a big fan of Hartnell. The character of Dr Who was not necessarily heroic in those early days and Hartnell brought a deal of sophistication, mischievousness and darkness that I think marked the show out as something interesting and compelling. To some extent no actor who has followed him in the roll has been quite so layered and mysterious. I see that the BBC are making a 90 minute dramatisation of the creation of the Dr Who TV show back in the early 60s. Hartnell will be played by David Bradley, who is probably the best choice possible. I can't wait.
Labels:
Dr Who,
Simon Fraser,
William Hartnell
If I designed costumes for "Video games"...
Labels:
Jesus vs Satan,
Minecraft,
Sexy fashion,
Tim Hamilton,
video games
Thursday, 31 January 2013
Holy Man thinking about Viviane Castro
Labels:
Holyman,
Simon Fraser
This costume is the opposite of what “Viviane Castro” would wear.
Labels:
Sketches,
Tim Hamilton,
Viviane Castro
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