Cunning Art

Sad Clown

2006-12-07T14:06:00.000+10:30

Howdy Folks,

Sad Clown...
Done with ink and brush.

Cheers,

Dave.C

Cowboy/girl Sketches

2006-12-04T16:23:00.000+10:30

Howdy folks!

No explanation needed really...

Cheers!

Dave.C

Code Monkey Football Club

2006-11-24T14:43:00.000+10:30

Here is the logo for the Code Monkey Football Club as sponsored by: Internet Vision Technologies

As well as sponsoring the MCFC, Internet Vision Technologies does fantastic website development work.

More soon,

Dave.C

Local Act Comics has arrived

2006-10-25T09:58:00.000+09:30

Howdy Folks!

After months and months of hard work Local Act Comics is finally here. The website is up and running and with so many reputable people from the PulpFaction forums having had involvement in the 4 titles being released at Supanova this week, please go and have a look around - I'm sure you wont be disappointed!

Local Act Comics

I would like to thank everybody who has lent a hand in the creation of these comics, and a further thanks to all of those who offered advice and experience to make the whole process so much smoother.

There's still a long way to go but with the support that we have received so far and hopefully in the weeks months and years to come, the road doesnt look quite so hard.

Once more massive thanks to everybody and we look forward to seeing you at Supanova!

That website one more time: Local Act Comics

-Dave Cunning.

PS. Local Act Comics

A few more sketches just cos you all asked so nicely

2006-08-24T15:19:00.000+09:30

Howdy Folks!

Heres a few more sketches juat for fun...HOORAY!

The first issue of this 2 part comic is due out in Oct, with issue 2 due out in Dec.

As always,

Dave.C

Even more of everybody's favorite cowboy

2006-07-18T09:27:00.000+09:30

Howdy folks!

Thought I'd post a couple of pencils before I ink them.

More soon-ish...

Dave.C

Promo Art

2006-07-12T12:11:00.000+09:30

Hey Folks!

This is the promo and cover art for the comic. Enjoy!

As always your humble host...

Dave.C

Cowboy

2006-07-11T10:53:00.000+09:30

Hey Folks!

This is the first of a 36 page comic that I am working on to have finished by October this year. If you can't already tell its about a cowboy.

I'd love to give you all more details but I have to keep this one under my hat.

More soon,

Dave.C

Work Pics

2006-07-04T14:55:00.000+09:30

Hey Folks,

I've been doing some sketches for a writing job at work and I thought I'd share them with the rest of you. These are for a booklet on how to keep stuff on building sites out of the stormwater to help protect the environment. They're pretty rough at the moment but I'll try to post up some of the inks and colours once we get to that stage.

Enjoy!

As always your humble host,

Dave.C

Its been a while

2006-06-30T09:39:00.000+09:30

Hey Folks,

Its been a long while but its high time some more art went up. So here it is...
These are concept sketches and panel layouts and other misc stuff from (oh you guessed it...) a comic that i'm working on at the moment. These are images taken from #2 of what is looking to be a 7 issue project. Big thumbs up to all parties involved - you know who you are!

I'd like to say I'll post more artwork soon, but with my track record you'd probably just call me a liar!

Dave.C

Sketches...

2006-05-29T10:25:00.000+09:30

Hey Folks,

Its been a while so i thought i'd post up some sketches from a comic that i'm working on at the moment. Enjoy!

More in the not too distant future!

Dave.C

More of the Plaster Canvas

2006-05-02T09:05:00.000+09:30

G'day Folks!

I decided it would be a waste of a good plaster cast not to fill it right up so here's the pics of the finished job.

Enjoy!

Dave.C

Plaster Canvas

2006-04-24T13:07:00.000+09:30

Howdy All!

These are photos of a mates plaster cast that i 'decorated'. As you can see there are the bones (one of which is broken) and the word life which when read upside down says death. Its very clever but i cannot claim ownership - i found it on the internet.

More artwork soon...

Dave.C

When good cats go bad...

2006-04-20T11:20:00.000+09:30

Its always a shame isn't it...when a good cat goes bad. When trust flies right out the window and you're left with that void of unmistakable doubt, knowing that things will never be the same again. Take this one for example:

Sure it looks like your average cat - couldnt be capable of causing any real harm...could it? Well think again people because this little kitty has been sprung dabbling in the dark arts. Thats right! Black magic! You think you know your pets and then they turn around and do something like this. Have I failed as a cat owner? Did I do all that I could to stop my poor little kitty from straying down the wrong path? Its a question that i'll probably ask myself for a long time to come...

Dave.C
Its fiction people! Harmless fun! Enjoy it!

Sketch

2006-04-13T09:29:00.000+09:30

Howdy Folks!

This is a sketch of Nick - a character from one of the comic titles i am working on at the moment. I should stress the fact that this is a very rough sketch that was done well after my bedtime last night - but i thought hey why not share it with the world?

Enjoy!

Dave.C

50th Post!

2006-04-11T09:08:00.000+09:30

Howdy Blog people,

As you may have guessed this is my 50th posting, and to mark this special event i am posting some character sketches from a comic that i am working on at the moment. The characters featured here are a mother and her three sons.

Up until this point these characters and sketches were strictly under wraps and any further details of the comic are still unavailable to the public.
Crits and comments are always welcome!

Cheers,

Dave.C

Local Act Comics

2006-04-07T15:23:00.000+09:30

Howdy all!

I'm very excited to announce that the work has started on my comic company's website. Although its only a coming soon page at the moment, its development will take place over the next couple of months into what might just be the best website you've ever seen. Its a big call i know but i'm just putting it out there. It really is for you to decide. Check it out!

http://www.localactcomics.com.au

Until next time,

This has been Dave.C

Final Inks for Promo Art

2006-03-30T15:48:00.000+10:30

Hey Bloggers!

This is the inked version of the promo art that i have been working on. Enjoy!

This promo art is for a 3 part miniseries that i will be drawing later in the year.

Cheers,

Dave.C

Yet Another Promo Sketch

2006-03-27T13:50:00.000+10:30

Howdy Folks!

Yep its that time again...more promo artwork.

I moved away from the flying car idea and under the watchful gaze of the comics writer, the very talented Liz Argall i have added one of the main characters. There's still more to come on this one before its done, so keep an eye out for the next update!

I'd love to hear any comments that people might have on the layout of this picture.

Cheers,

Dave.C

Another Promo Sketch

2006-03-20T08:55:00.000+10:30

Howdy Folks!

Heres the very first draft of some promo artwork for yet another comic title that i am working on at the moment. Cant give too much away at this stage so just enjoy it as it comes - thats what i do!

Cheers,

Dave.C

Graeme

2006-03-16T15:22:00.000+10:30

This is a portrait that I illustrated of a friend of mine named Graeme. Graeme is the very talented writer of many comics that are currently in production under the watchful eye of my own comic company Local Act Comics.

Until next time...
Dave.C

Promo Sketches (part 3)

2006-03-14T10:09:00.000+10:30

Gday all! This is the coloured in pencil promo pic. It gives you a rought idea of what the final inked version will look like (only much cleaner lines than this version).

Hopefully I'll be able to get some more artwork up here again soon. I've been working on a lot of stuff for different projects, but unfortunately they are all under wraps at the moment so i cant really post up much from them, and at the same time work isnt offering much in opportunities to produce anything of artistic interest so i guess we'll all just have to be patient.

Cheers,

Dave.C

Promo Sketches (part 2)

2006-03-05T16:35:00.000+10:30

Howdy Blog-folk,

Heres the finished pencil work for the promo advert. Hope you like.

Crits and Comments welcome as always.

Cheers,

Dave.C

Big Headed Kid

2006-03-02T09:57:00.000+10:30

I know, I know...its only been 30 seconds since I last posted and this might be taken as over-enthusiasm on the part of the blogger BUT this is a fun sketch of a big headed kid that will be the basis of the characters of a 2 page comic about the signs that your child might be a yobbo. I realise at this point that this particular kid doesnt have any overbearing yobbo qualities, but the rest of the picture will show that he is looking at a kid who is clearly a yobbo and has juiced up his tricycle. What can I say?

Cheers,

Dave.C

Promo Sketches

2006-03-02T09:37:00.000+10:30

G'day Blogger Folk!

I know its been a while since i posted but here's something finally work putting up for you all to see. As you can see by my original sketch this picture only features half of the characters so far, but you get the idea. This is the new direction that the art for an upcoming comic title written by James Andre. I've adopted o more comic book style for this story than I had previously thought I would. Once the pic is finished I'll post a final pencil sketch and then the inked version soon after. Any crits or comments are more than welcome.

Cheers,

Dave.C

This Man's Life: Disclaimer

2006-02-14T13:16:00.000+10:30

Dear bloggers,

All stories in the This Man's Life are fictional. Any resemblance to real persons living or deceased is purely coincidental. All images are based on photographs found using google image search. I do not claim to have taken the pictures myself, but to have based my drawings upon them, and if any infringement has been made i will remove artwork without hesitation.

I would like to thank all of you for your comments and for following the series.

Until next time,

Dave.C

This Man's Life: Part 10 of 10

2006-02-03T11:55:00.000+10:30

This is Ray Sessile Murray. The Ray is short for Murray. His parents had a sense of humor. Ray was born in England. His mother was a homeless immigrant who traveled from China to seek a new life in the west. Unfortunately she was only ever good at one thing and Ray’s true father was a 2am client, with his own life and his own story. Ray’s biological mother died not long after his birth, and for the first few years of his life he was nameless. He was cared for under the watchful eye of the Sisters of Mercy Orphanage until the age of four. Ray was one of the fortunate children to be chosen. One week after his adoption, the orphanage burned to the ground, snatching the life from everybody who lay sleeping that night. As Ray grew up he was teased for looking different to his parents, but his family always reassured him that on the inside he was no different and that no matter what a person looks like, you should respect him for who he is. Ray has many lines on his face. ‘Happy lines’ he calls them. I’ve laughed a lot over my lifetime. Had plenty of good times. I still laugh when people first meet me expecting me to talk like an old Chinese man. The English accent throws them every time.’ Ray has worked hard in his life. He paid his way through university by working three different jobs. Now he works as a lecturer of communication at a university near his home. He has a wife and three daughters. ‘It’s lucky for them’ he says ‘If I’d had a son he would have been called Murray S. Murray Junior.’ Ray might just be the happiest communication lecturer that I have ever sat in a room with.

This Man's Life: Part 9 of 10

2006-02-03T09:40:00.000+10:30

Everybody, this is Terrance. He probably prefers Terry, but we’ll just call him Terrance anyway. This is the kind of attitude that Terrance has received all his life. Everybody always telling him what’s best, what’s what, what to do, what to say and what to be. Growing up on a farm where everybody would say that he was simply ‘touched in the head’, where in actual fact he was mentally ill. Of course once that news came out it was far too late to rebuild any bridges that had been burned along the way. He moved to the city for treatment, which in those days was little more than over confident fools tinkering around with forces they didn’t quite – and still don’t – understand. Terry has been in and out of hospitals and institutions his whole life. Some would say that its not his fault, while others would blame it on his apparent ‘fault’. His malfunction. His little piece of uniqueness. As the years have gone by they’ve changed its name. Mania. Schizophrenia. Manic Depressive Syndrome. Bi-Polar Syndrome. Mental Illness. They’ll probably call it ‘Mental Unrest’ next, he says. Today is one of his ‘good’ days. ‘The medication levels me out. Makes me ‘normal’. So’s that nobody can tell there’s anything wrong. Sometimes I think that the docs are just trying to fool me into thinking that I’m fine, but when you’ve spent your whole life being told that you don’t work right in the head you just start to believe it.’ Terrance says that the medication makes him feel all numb. ‘If this is how normal people live let me live in the wild. Anything’s gotta be better than this.' Terrance might just be the most mentally fit person in his hospital ward.

This Man's Life: Part 8 of 10

2006-02-01T14:51:00.000+10:30

This is Edgar. Edgar has just held his first born grandchild in his arms. It’s a boy, and his parents have named him James Edgar. Pride doesn’t quite cover the way that Edgar is feeling right at this point, but it comes close. ‘James Eddie’ he says to himself. Great name. He wishes that his wife were here to hold the child, but she’s been gone for such a long time. The nurses all smile at Edgar. He broadcasts a sense of good will and those closest to him are thrilled to see him smile again. They say that it feels like forever since they’ve seen him happy, but somehow new life can make old life fresh again. Edgar thinks about taking his new grandchild for walks in the park near his unit. There’s a swing there and when little James is old enough he’ll try it out. Edgar has made room on his mantle for new pictures of his grandson. Pretty soon his fridge will be smothered in photos and finger paintings. His favorite will be the one of two strange shapes entitled ‘Me and Grandpa’. He considered being called ‘Pop’ for a while but thought that the other kids might tease James for having a grandparent with a different title. Edgar has started collecting children’s books to read to James when he get a little bit older. He looks forward to teaching James how to draw, and how to make the perfect pumpkin soup. Edgar might just be the most excited grandparent sitting on the bench at the park near his house.

This Man's Life: Part 7 of 10

2006-02-01T14:49:00.000+10:30

This is Clancy. Clancy has just lost his best friend – a Golden Retriever named Toby. You see, Toby, although very fit and healthy, was getting on a bit. A routine trip to the vet ended with an empty back seat. Clancy’s wife never liked Toby. Maybe it was jealously for Clancy’s attention. Maybe it was the daily feeding ritual of an excited dog and an even more excited Clancy. While Clancy was at work today, his wife took Toby to the vet and had him put down. Put to sleep. The green dream. She tells Clancy that Toby was just getting too old, and that Clancy himself has a bad heart and shouldn’t get so excited all of the time. Clancy won’t even look at his wife tonight. She tells him that he’s just being ridiculous and that he needs to grow up. ‘Get over it’, she says. ‘It was just a stupid dog – it took up all of your time too. Now you’ve got time to do other things that have needed doing for years.’ Clancy writes a poem for Toby. In it he says his good byes, and hopes that Toby is happy wherever he is now. He knows that he’ll never get another dog again, and spends the evening in his study looking over old photo albums of Toby. Every now and then he looks to the floor just next to his chair expecting to see Toby looking back up at him with whimsical eyes, but Toby is not there, and he’ll never be there again. Clancy might just be the sadest man on his street tonight.

This Man's Life: Part 6 of 10

2006-01-25T15:12:00.000+10:30

This is Hugo. Hugo runs a small deli with his twin daughters. Hugo’s family has been in the deli business for over sixty years. Hugo’s mistress died giving birth to his daughters and when his wife found out about their birth she left him. He says he can’t hold it against her, and that he probably would have done the same in if he were in her position. Hugo’s daughters have told him that they will never sell the deli business, but the truth is that they are waiting until he dies then giving up the whole thing altogether. Unfortunately for Hugo, it may not be all that long before his daughters sell the business. Hugo has a bad heart. He doesn’t realise it, but he will die on the floor of his beloved deli in less than four weeks time. His daughters will feel guilty about selling the deli once he is gone, but the guilt won’t be enough to stop them. Hugo is a happy man. He is a charitable man. He loves his family very much and wishes that he could leave them with more than his deli when he dies. He loves to sit on the toilet and read the newspaper on Sunday mornings and think to himself that if he was a better man he would probably go to church. It was at church that he met his mistress thirty-six years ago, not that going outside his marriage could be classified as the lords work…even though she would call out the lord name from the cloakroom. But those days were gone. Hugo is afraid of dying, and has told his daughters that he was nearing the end every month for the last twenty years. Sadly for Hugo, he is right this time. Hugo might just be the best deli owner to ever die on the floor of his own store.

This Man's Life: Part 5 of 10

2006-01-24T14:40:00.000+10:30

This is Charlie. Charlie lives alone. He has no pets. He has very few hobbies. He has no family. Charlie's wife, children and grandchildren died in a plane crash 15 months ago. Charlie had come down with a bad case of pneumonia just days before he and his family were due to take a trip interstate. In fact he came very close to death more than once, and often wishes that he had died there in the hospital bed. It took some serious convincing on the part of his doctor that he should not give up on life. Charlie doesn’t feel that he has any real reason to get up in the morning. He often goes for days without changing his clothes or even taking the time to bathe. He doesn’t talk to his neighbours and only leaves the house when he absolutely has to. Charlie has had his phone disconnected because he just stopped paying his bills one day. His gas and electricity providers are threatening to cut off his other utilities. Letters keep arriving from the bank, but he doesn’t read them. Often he just sits quietly staring out the window. Charlie made his living as a piano teacher but can’t pull himself together these days to pass on his knowledge. He makes excuses when people call him about his services, and hasn’t played his piano since he got out of hospital. Charlie has basically stopped eating, and is now just riding out the clock until his body gives in. Charlie might just be the saddest person to ever give up piano teaching.

This Man's Life: Part 4 of 10

2006-01-19T12:20:00.000+10:30

This is William. His friends tell him that he looks like a musician, even though he has never picked up a musical instrument. They say that his smoky voice would play well around the acoustics of their local bar, but he just laughs. William is an accountant. He is the oldest person in his department and worries that he might be up for redundancy soon. His friends enjoy giving him nicknames. It all started with Willy, then Billy and Bill and Ed and Eddie and Teddie and Chuck. His work colleagues still just call him William though. William is married and has one daughter, but often they don't see eye to eye. William doesn't like the man that his daughter has chosen as a husband and for some time disowned her. As time went on they managed to patch things up but its never been the same between them. Family gatherings are always difficult and often end prematurely in a heated discussion. William has done all that he can to be the best father and husband that he can but is often told by his daughter that he should have done a better job. William cries sometimes when he thinks that nobody can see him, but his wife can always tell. She doesn't say anything to him about it because she knows that it would make him uncomfortable. William tries to laugh at himself, but its just to cover how he really feels. In quiet whispers to his wife he says that he's not broken but he can definitely see the cracks. William might just be the best man that he could ever be.

This Man's Life: Part 3 of 10

2006-01-18T12:57:00.000+10:30

Say hello to John. John drinks a mug of coffee each and every morning. Keeps him going he says. Gets the blood moving and the wheels turning. John writes a tourism column for a local magazine. "Been most places worth going to" he tells his friends. Some of them roll their eyes, but John says that they're just jealous. The morning ritual is always the same for John. Slippers on, kettle on, radio on, kitchen window open, smell the morning air. "Its good for the soul. Do it everyday and you'll live forever." Two scoops of instant coffee, two of raw sugar, a splash of milk and eight clockwise turns with a teaspoon. He smells it like one would expect to do before enjoying an expensive glass of wine. "Enjoy it while you can, cos one day you'll be so old that you'll have to eat through a straw and a good cup of coffee will probably kill you." John lives alone. He never married and has no children that he knows of. "I thought about it a couple of times, but everything else just got in the way. It was probably my fault that nothing ever worked out - too stubborn, too set in my ways i guess." As John finishes his coffee, he sits down in front of his old typewriter to finish another article on one of the worlds underappreciated little pockets. "Don't go where everybody else goes" he says, "that's boring - trust me, cos I've been there. Go and get lost in some little corner away from the rest of the world and learn to appreciate something really simple." John might just be the most enlightened tourism columnist his editor has ever met.

This Man's Life: Part 2 of 10

2006-01-17T13:14:00.000+10:30

This is Ted. Ted is what's known as a dog person. His neighbours refer to him as an enthusiast. He loves attending dog shows, not as a contending dog owner, but as an excited spectator. He knows all of the judges in his local area well, and has often spent the late afternoon hours poised above a cup of tea talking about the most intelligent of dog species. With so much love and respect for dogs you would imagine that Ted was a dog owner. You might even speculate that Ted had grown up with dogs being a major part of the family. Unfortunately this is not the case. You see, Ted's wife is what's known as a cat person. Despite his utter distaste for felines, Ted shares his house with 6 cats. His wife refers to them as 'the children' which, as you can imagine, causes Ted's human children to feel a little underappreciated. Ted says that cats swirl and nag and get under your feet like smoke. He says that his wife's cats look you in the eye and judge you. He doesn't trust them. Cats never seem to forgive. Cats never seem to trust. They are selfish and cruel and expect nothing but reward and praise for such action. Ted smiles sometimes thinking about how a dog would chase his wife's cats around the house. Sometimes he does it himself. Ted might just be the most talked about dog enthusiast in his street.

This Man's Life: Part 1 of 10

2006-01-16T09:01:00.000+10:30

This is Henry. He is 67. Henry has just been told that he has lung cancer. His children aren't surprised and they have trouble showing him any sympathy. He misses his wife. She's not dead, she just doesn't talk to him anymore, which makes breakfast a fairly awkward experience for them both. Long ago they would sit side by side and read the paper, laughing at the faces of politicians and other high profile individuals who took themselves too seriously. To Henry this was a lifetime ago. You see, the reason that his wife doesn't speak to him is because he hid the fact that he was a smoker from her for 15 years. Now she can't forgive him for the fact that he is going to die, leaving her alone, but she stays with him because she loves him and wants to spend as much time as possible making him feel guilty before he dies. Henry doesn't like hospitals and is considering skipping the therapy so that he can die on the couch while watching old lawn bowls tournaments on tape. If his wife was talking to him, she would probably say that he was being a ridiculous old fool, but instead she will sit by his side until the end. Henry might just be the luckiest man on the planet.

This Man's Life: Introduction

2006-01-16T08:46:00.000+10:30

For the next 10 days i will be posting a new installment of 'This Man's Life'. Each part is a brief glimpse into the lives of 10 different elderly men. I hope that you enjoy reading their stories.

Thank you,

Dave.C

January Competition

2006-01-05T13:38:00.000+10:30

Heres a page from a comic that i did not long ago, but with different text to suit the Pulp Faction January Competition.

Cheers,

Dave.C

Girl with a Scar

2006-01-04T13:28:00.000+10:30

Happy New Year to everybody out there!

Heres a concept sketch that i whipped up pretty quickly entitled Girl with a Scar.
Hope that you like it.

Until next time...

Dave.C

Even Superhero's use payphones

2005-12-23T11:43:00.000+10:30

Hi all!

Heres a little pic of my very own 'Devils Tears' on using a payphone. This picture is taken from the first issue of a comic miniseries that i'm working on at the moment. Its all a bit hush hush at the moment so i cant say too much.

Hope that you like it.

Happy Holidays!

Dave.C

Character Sketches

2005-12-23T10:54:00.000+10:30

Howdy all!

Heres a few sketchs of characters featured in an upcoming comic that i am working on with the very talented James Andre.

As always more before too long...

Dave.C

Advert

2005-12-23T10:48:00.000+10:30

Hello again!

This is an advert that i did earlier in the year as an assignment. I dont usually work with a lot of colour so it was interesting to try and get my head around the idea that the world is not black and white.

Hope you like it.

Dave.C

New Assignment

2005-12-23T10:34:00.000+10:30

Hey All,

Here are the finished pages of an assignment that i have been working on over the christmas break. The text hasne been included in these versions because at this point i'm not sure if it will be up for print or not, and as such dont want to give it all away.

Hop that you like these.

Dave.C

Pencil work

2005-12-01T09:00:00.000+10:30

Hi all!

I now its been a while but heres some more stuff...

More soon - i really mean it this time!

Dave.C

Atomic Powered Rodent

2005-11-29T13:06:00.000+10:30

Here is an atomic powered crime fighting rodent as drawn for the "Draw me a..." thread at Pulpfaction.net.

Cheers,

Dave.C

Generation 2 Superheros

2005-11-15T15:37:00.000+10:30

Here's the new versions of The Bolt and The Gimp.

Dave.C

Work Pic

2005-11-11T12:18:00.000+10:30

Here is a pic i had to do for work in full colour.

Hope that you like it!

Cheers,

Dave.C

Devil

2005-11-11T12:15:00.000+10:30

Hi all,

Sorry that its been a while, but here are some newies!

This is the main character from a comic strip named - funnily enough - 'Devil'

More coming soon!

Dave.C

Home Defence

2005-10-30T17:44:00.000+10:30

New Pic! Hooray!

Dave.C

Self Portrait

2005-10-27T15:16:00.000+09:30

Hi all,

Well here it is...a picture of me by me.

I have a few projects on the go at the moment so i'll be sure to keep you all up to date with the latest pics!

Dave.C

Fleshpile

2005-10-19T14:21:00.000+09:30

Here are a couple of pics of the super villain known as FLESHPILE!

As always...

Dave.C

A few more heros...

2005-10-18T11:49:00.000+09:30

Just a couple more pics...

The Bolt:

The Devils Tears:

The Devils Tears:

Hope you all like...Comments welcome...

Dave.C

More Heros and Villains

2005-10-18T11:37:00.000+09:30

Some More Characters...

Dante Marx:

Lady Leash:

Meat Bag:

As always...More soon...

Dave.C

The Gimp

2005-10-18T11:15:00.000+09:30

Some Pictures of 'The Gimp'

More Superheros Coming Soon...

Dave.C

Ocean View

2005-10-12T11:54:00.000+09:30

Here tis.

Black and White stuff

2005-10-12T11:32:00.000+09:30

Some more Black and White pics...

Marilyn Manson:

Leatherface:

Marilyn Manson:

Leatherface:

Marilyn Manson:

MORE SOON!

Dave.C

A work in progress...

2005-10-10T14:16:00.000+09:30

This is a panel from a comic that i am working on at present. I hope you like it!

Dave.C

New Inks

2005-10-10T14:08:00.000+09:30

Gday to all you out there!

Here are some inked pics that i have recently done.

Enjoy!

Ma Noir:

Ma Noir 2:

Mr Black and The Tec:

The Flex:

As always - more coming soon!

Comments welcome on any of these pics.

Dave.C

Some more sketches

2005-10-07T12:21:00.000+09:30

Hi all - heres a few more sketches from recent times.

This one is entitled 'Hands'

The Buzz:

The Flex:

Another one of 'The Flex'

Over the Shoulder

As always more soon!

Dave.C

Sketchbook

2005-10-05T13:17:00.000+09:30

These are some sketches being put to use in a project that i am putting together.

"The Narrator"

"Them"

"Out of breath"

"Emotional Response"

As always...more coming soon!

Dave.C

A few colour pieces

2005-10-05T13:02:00.000+09:30

Colour pics here:

Some pages I did you see how a story I wrote would translate into a comic:

Mr White:

More soon!

Dave.C

Some more Black and White Art

2005-10-05T12:49:00.000+09:30

Howdy folks! Heres a few more!

This fellow is Darius Quinn:

This fine chap is Dante Marx:

This piece is entitled "Drunk Alien"

"Big man with a big gun"

Here is another Dante Marx:

More stuff coming up lickety split!

Dave.C

Some Black and White Art

2005-10-05T12:40:00.000+09:30

Hi all. Here are some b&w pieces. ENJOY!

Mr. Black:

Lady Leash and the Gimp:

More stuff coming soon!

Great Link

2005-10-03T20:17:00.000+09:30

Check out this website for great forums about the Australian comic scene.

Welcome!

2005-10-03T20:14:00.000+09:30

Welcome to Cunning Art! Coming soon...some of my artwork!