The I Inside (2004) – Waking up in the hospital is disorienting for anyone. Waking up to be told that it’s two years later than you thought is a lot worse. And waking up to be told that you’ve been living an active life since you last remember — both getting married and having an…
Sketch of the day Omnibus Post.
I didn’t make it to the event I had scheduled on Black Friday and Saturday — Utah was hit by a snow-dumping storm, and the event was in Denver — so I’ve got no new convention sketches for you. But there’s still plenty from my sketchbook!
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
The last two convention sketches I had on hand (now available in my Etsy store): …and the rest from my sketchbook: Don’t worry, I’ve got an event coming up this weekend, so more convention sketches are on their way.
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
One from my sketchbook: …and the rest were convention sketches that I’ve put up for sale on Etsy.
Movies Seen Recently: The Island of Dr. Moreau, Next, The Reptile
The Island of Dr. Moreau (1977) – I despair of ever getting a fully faithful version of H.G. Wells’ novel in the age of genetic engineering. Yes, I understand that the original premise of using vivisection and other physical modification to turn animals into pseudo-men is completely unworkable. But I think that that unworkability is…
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
One from my sketchbook this week: …and six that are now up for sale in my Etsy store.
Movies Seen Recently: Safety Last!, Octaman, Caltiki the Immortal Monster
Safety Last! (1923) – You’ve seen this image of silent movie star Harold Lloyd clinging to the hands of a huge architectural clock, right? This movie is where it comes from. Lloyd is a small-town boy moved to the big city to become “a success,” after which he’ll send for his sweetheart and they’ll get…
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
One sketch posted this week was straight from my sketchbook… …and the rest were convention sketches that I’ve put up for sale on Etsy. Enjoy!
Movies Seen Recently: Count Dracula, Air Force One, Three Fugitives
Count Dracula (1970) – In the middle of his two-decade run as Dracula for Hammer Films, Christopher Lee turned around and made a Dracula movie with Jess Franco. Way to fight the typecasting, Chris! You can tell it’s not a Hammer flick, though; Dracula has a mustache! (As any self-respecting 19th-century Eastern European nobleman would…