This is a full page picture for a science book - detailing dangers in the lab.

And here's the coloured version, for your pleasure and delight.

This is an image for Carve surfing magazine. It's a bit different from usual as it doesn't conform so rigidly to my self imposed A4 sizing constraints. This is the black and white line drawing version - as you can see.

This is a drawing for a story where someone thinks that someone else has got a tomato for a chin. As you can tell.

This is a French pesant shrieking as a giant balloon lands in his field.

This is a drawing for a story about a spaceman from another planet that lands on earth, but he's well tiny. Like superduper small. So he's climbing some grass.

Here we have a volcanologist, presumably he's reading some sort of seimic data, but it's apparant that his doggy has already gotten to grips with the tumultuous earth shaking events.

This is for a book on teaching spanish kids english, (or maybe it's teaching english kids spanish - but i think it's the former). They have to explain the scene, which in this situation should be relatively straight forward.

There's a joke with this picture to do with a bear leaving a pub, but I can't remember it off the top of my head.