The Psychedelic Journal of Time Travel: Money Never Weeps.

Here's the opening page of a comic strip I recently drew for a 

fantastic comic book called The Psychedelic Journal of Time Travel. 

Money never weeps (written by Derek Hamill) is my first comic

strip in over two years and I enjoyed every second of drawing it.

I highly recommend the latest issue (#6) of The Psychedelic Journal as 

it's packed with a collection of incredibly talented writers and artists, 

whom I'm very proud to be rubbing shoulders with. There isn't a dull 

story to be found within this highly entertaining publication.

To find out what happens next in the story, treat yourself and

purchase a copy of The Psychedelic Journal of Time Travel #6,

which can be obtained at the Comicsy  website, here.

Enjoy!

Countdown to Halloween Post-It Doodles.

During the build up to this year's Halloween, I quickly doodled 

a Halloween themed drawing onto a Post-it note and posted them on 

my twitter and instagram account on a daily basis. Great fun!

Here they are all collected together.

Enjoy!

Death Star Warning Sign.

Caution! Mind your head!

A little bit of fun for The Weekly Themed Art Blog.

Daredevil Logo Redesign.

I fun redesigning Daredevil's costume logo into Braille.

Giant Creature from the Centre of the Earth.

Poetry Illustration: Daydream in the scanner.

Daydream in the scanner by Stephanie Stanton.

He was enchanted

with the perfect alignment

of edges; the firm pressure

of a thumbnail scraping

a crease of sharp permanence

Then she continued;

'Be generous with your colours

Be wild,unrestrained

in your selection. These are to be wings

of randomness and chance'

He is intimidated

by the necessity for strict alignment

The head restraint's pressure

forcing him to be perfectly still.

The muffled tapping making his memory flutter...

'Oh look, I see a face

Not a butterfly, a face

I believe it is a man's face;

wide and strong, poking out a forked tongue'

He recalls their shared laughter

Then they continue

making picture after picture

revealing colourful hemispheres

with each pressing

butterfly after butterfly.

One is pinned

measured and marked

There are but hushed mutterings

A damage - fragile wing dust

A sullied half

© Stephanie Stanton.

Childhood Heroes: Evel Knievel.

When I was a child, back in the 1970's, I was in awe of Evel Knievel.

He was an amazing risk taker, courageous and completely bonkers.

Evel was an absolute thrill to watch.

I actually beat his record of jumping 13 London buses...

on my Raleigh Chopper bike.

Okay, they were toy buses but, for a minute,

I WAS my childhood hero.

Rest In Pieces, Evel.

Poetry Illustration: Overcast.

Overcast by Stephanie Stanton.

Her perfectly manicured fingers stretch

and fondle his surface in search of an edge 

Her smouldering eyes hold the nation's stare

as she lifts him up with a flick of her hair 

She glances an instant, scanning the map

then puts him in place; gives his surface a tap

He loves her, the cloud, and wishes to be 

more than her prop, to be used in 2D

But alas there is nothing that can be done 

for this cloud, manufactured in 71

'The South will remain fairly cloudy but dry'

(He can't let her down, does his best not to cry)

'In the North expect rain but this later should clear'

(When the camera is turned, out trickles a tear)

Poem by Stephanie Stanton 2015 ©