bus doo doo

[egypturnash]

It's been a little while. I hadn't drawn in a couple days, and when I had, I'd been working on boarding Drowning City out. This is why you haven't seen any sketchbook excerpts lately.





The lyrics have nothing to do with the figure; I was listening to some White Zombie at the time. They did, however, influence the vaguely cathedralish feel of the bg. Also, I can't decide if her arms are rubbery because she's slipped into rubber-hose animation for a particularly sinuous dance move, or because she's actually a shape-shifting creature masquerading as a woman caught mid-change, or because she's starting to feel the effects of a dose of 'Puddle', a drug that temporarily melts you into a blob of orgasmic bliss, or... think of your own reason.


On the right is one of my co-workers. I think he might have a bit of Innsmouth somewhere in his family tree.

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[frostedelves.livejournal.com]

On the right is one of my co-workers. I think he might have a bit of Innsmouth somewhere in his family tree.

So, I have to ask. First, who's on the left with the marking on his forehead? Security forces of some kind, but looks like he has a story. Second-- if it's the Innsmouth Look, what did your coworker spend his extra advantage points on? :)

[shatterstripes.livejournal.com]

Yo-yoing.

And, as is often the case with the people seen in my bus doodlig, I have no idea what the story of the guy with the thing on his forehead is. Even when (sometimes, especially when) I'm not trying, there always seems to be this sense of past and future to my stuff...

[paka.livejournal.com]

The very same White Zombie track has crept out in my drawings before - stuff like puritanical priests a-go-go on motorcycles, and other mostly WH40K related material.