Space girl with bionic breasts.

A generic but fun space lady I was asked to draw for a client. And before you ask - yes there is oxygen on this planet, and the in between weather is perfect for singlets.

I think therefore I ram.

From the moment I first became aware of these sweaty fur and leather clad behemoths of anachronistic metal they had my attention. The pyrotechnics, the codpieces, the ample guts - it all resonated, and when I heard the song Matilda - My Favourite Wife I was hooked. So it was with much pleasure that I discovered they were fans of my band The Neptune Power Federation and even more so when I was asked to provide artwork for their album Ram The World, and a music video for the title track.

Here it is, dare I say the finest metal vikings in space themed music video ever made...

RAM upgrade.

I recently received word from the South that the noble warriors Barbarion had summoned me to construct their new album cover. I scuttled immediately to my armoury and with molten hot Photoshop tools hammered together this digital ornament in their image. I pray that it meets their satisfaction lest I feel cold steel rip me asunder for my insolence. A music video is also on the way.

Work in progress pics after the jump...

Everyone loves a prequel.

Things are starting to take shape with the latest Nancy Vandal project financed by some generous punters via our Flogging A Dead Phoenix Pozible campaign. Drums have been recorded on the new album, posters have been screen printed, jewellery designed, and paintings painted. Below is a teaser from the new NV comic that will be included in the mega #8 edition of The Vandal's Voice..

You're the Voice.

Way back in the olden days when I used to play in a band called Nancy Vandal we would circulate word of our alleged greatness any way we could. This was pre-internet however and space age tools like Linkedin and Myspace where the stuff of science fiction authors and time travel exponents. One of our main P.R. methods was to put together a dodgey photocopied newsletter with forthcoming gig dates, plus a few cartoons and/or articles significantly derivative of Viz magazine. It was called The Vandal's Voice and as the years passed it became significantly more complex, eventually taking the form of a zine. There have been 8 issues in all, and as part of the recently announced Nancy Vandal reunion, I'm going to do a 9th! This will be the biggest edition yet -  A spectacular 90 page full colour affair that will rank alongside Moby Dick and Catch 22 as one of the finest literary works ever produced by a human being. Don't believe me? Well check out this work in progress cover illustration. I bet you're feeling stupid now.