Tue, May 27th 2008, 15:38
This is an early drawing from Fuggy Fuggy, all done in my irreplaceable moleskine books. Where it all starts. This is one of the first drawings I did for the Fuggy#1.
This is the storyboard for the fitness section. Not the neatest, but it all makes sense to me. Greg
Tue, Apr 15th 2008, 16:20
So I've always had this innate desire to have my own cartoon strip. I've started and rarely finished a whole raft of ideas. However this one I like. Ok it's not strictly a strip cartoon but it fits the bill in my eyes (which have never been right). So the idea was to sketch (not being too precious) any old thing which popped into my head then stick it in the post and send it to my son. He likes getting post! There's also something strangely satisfying about the extra marks you get on the cards as it goes through the sorting office, and because I use non permanent ink there are smudges and all sorts when it arrives back.
Mon, Jun 2nd 2008, 14:22
A proposed layout design for a possible Fuggy Fuggy series/film.
Tue, May 27th 2008, 14:23
These are the pencils I'm using for our latest film. There very soft which means I get a great finish but they wear out in no time. Greg
Fri, Jun 20th 2008, 09:31
Suckle, the pig like creature, has cropped up in a number of drawings and strips I've done. He's a bit like an old friend now. Never done anything definitive with him though, he sort of floats around and I come back to him now and again. Here's one from a couple of years ago.
Mon, Oct 13th 2008, 19:37
'Still' A series of seven exclusive prints available to view at the Lighthouse in Wolverhampton during the Flip Festival. The text comes from Myles' regular bouts of free writing which Greg has interpreted in a black and white hand drawn style.
Wed, Oct 15th 2008, 13:05
Hooray! Flip is on it's way. The Midland's very own animation festival is back for its fourth year in November. We will be there in various guises - with a print exhibition, showing our Dogg cartoons for 4mations.tv and also chairing a discussion about Doctor Who animations. And this year Greg has also designed the look for Flip Festival with a variety of kookie characters.
moo
