Self- portrait from the past...

Come on, don't tell me I changed so much. People who knew me at that age will tell you that I rarely stayed away from trees for very long (Manue, if you pass by...). The only incoherence of this drawing is that I don't think I've ever worn trousers that weren't too short.

Some quick watercolor experiments.

The idea was just to splash colors on a paper and try to draw whatever I could imagine into it, without particularly trying to drawing well. Just for the fun of it.

Landscape

Sketchbook, black ink office pen and trains to work.

Fanart.

Mike van den Heuvel, who I've seen mostly play with A New Dawn. The moment I saw him on stage, I couldn't help thinking about Jack in A Nightmare Before Christmas. Hence this drawing. Also he's simply amazing to watch, especially to someone like me who always looked at grunters with a certain dose of perplexity. ( Point ball pen, watercolor, markers.)

Saturne

Possibly my favorite song of Georges Brassens. I was about to attempt a poor translation, when I discovered this amazing page: The songs of Georges Brassens with English translation: Saturne. Worth having a look at even if you're French and already know the song by heart, if only for the notes. 
 

La tourine- and a CC guy.

This is one room of a place very dear to my heart. The CC- guy pretends the fire was never that high, but bwaf.

Lady In The Rose Garden.

I just love working with point ball pen and watercolour. This one is for Jessica, with all my wishes of well being.

Young Ailis and the Longhouse.

Point ball pen, watercolors.

Scene from Gorthod's backstory.

For Mark. Point ball pen, watercolor paper and sepia ink wash. Gorthod is sort of lost in his own dream and it doesn't look very pleasant down there.

Des pédalos en Allemagne.

Does anyone know how to say "pedalos" in english? This is a study for that thing I'm working on with Sven. Sadly my scanner isn't big enough to take the whole picture, so I had to cut a part of the building.