music: "Dottie" by Danny and the Juniors (c.1957)
"Apron Strings" by John Entwistle (c. 1972)

Pics made from several different a.i. art apps.
music: "Djed" by Tortoise (1996)

"Dropship" characters; "Getting There" pages 46/47...
music:
"Left to Wander" by Neurosis, c.2003
"I Just Wanna Be Your Girl" by Chapter 8, c.1979
"How High the Moon" (live) by Ella Fitzgerald, c. 1958

Some of my drawings.

""Dropship" pages 1-4 (2020), "Getting There" pages 44-45, "Minako" sketch, "Duck Sauce"

music: "Spacelab" by Kraftwerk, c.1980; "Soho" by Brand X, c.1979; "La Vie, c'est La Vie" by the Roches, c.1986; "Take a Pebble" by Emerson, Lake, & Palmer, c.1970

music: "Il. Hommage a Rameau", Debussy, (excerpt) by Seong-Jin Cho
"Pavane pour une Infante Defunte", Ravel,
by Fujiko Hemming

As Cecil Balboa heads back to the war ravaged planet Cruton, Bobo and Dottie assist Grand Lizard Gustavi in a daring escape from the terrible Pterodactyl warriors...

music: "Had Enough" by the John Entwistle Band (live, c.1999), and "Watch What Happens" by Erroll Garner (live, c.1965)

Cecil Balboa and his pal Sugarfoot make an emergency landing on Cruton 4 due to their ship, the "Tiger Stripe", malfunctioning. While there, they encounter trouble.

music: "Fire On the Mountain" by the Grateful Dead (live c.2015)

"Beach City (re-upload), "Wheelie", "Getting There, page 41", "eclipse pics 2023", "Getting There, page 42"....

music: "Light of the World" by the Grateful Dead c.1974, "Gymnopedie 1, Satie" by Reinbert de Leeuw c.1981, "Dr. Jimmy" by the Who c.1973, "Dancing with the Moonlit Knight" by Genesis c.1973, "Weeded Out" by the Roches c.1985

(whew)

(music: "Black Cow" by Steely Dan, c.1976)

While Captain Cecil Balboa and his pal Sugarfoot are returning from the jungle world Cruton 4, Kobra Khan and the mighty Pterodactyl warriors attack the capital of Cruton, Balk-Hasha, in hopes of system-wide domination. Can our heroes make it back in time?

music: "Too Late The Hero" by the Best (live,
c.1990)
"Hey Now Princess" by Jack Bruce
(with Ginger Baker, live, c.1990)
"Fly On A Windshield" by Genesis (live,
c.1976)

My first time playing a Pocket Bass

"Spacecase 3", "Blue" page one (discarded), "Getting There" pages 26 - 28, "Steven Universe" characters
music: The Grateful Dead, "Lost Sailor" (1980), Neurosis, "No River to Take Me Home" (2004), Genesis, "Entangled" (1976), Steven Universe theme (c. 2014)

Trying out a Hohner Piccolo harp in G minor.

Paranormal investigators Dr Viktor Orba and his daughter Kije must once again contend with shape-shifting extraterrestrial vampires Blue and Bingo. Hijinks ensue.

music:
"Never Known" by the Durutti Column c.1981
"She's Lost Control" by Rodolfo Wellington (live) c.2010

My YouTube sketch shorts....
so far.
"Spacehunter"
"Kije"
"Doc"
"Dig-Dug"
"Storm"
"Princess Minako"
"Ming & Ivan"
"Mighty Orbots"
"Full Plate"
"Blue"
"We 3"

music: "Freebird", Lynyrd Skynyrd; "Knife Edge", ELP; "Chest Fever", the Band; "Diablo", ZZ Top; a song from "Soul Makossa" (i think), Manu Dibango; "Bette Davis Eyes", Kim Carnes; "Secret Agent Man (intro)", DEVO; yours truly; "Stone Cold", Rainbow

A brand new Lee Oskar harp I'm noodling on....

music: "Warriors" by John Kehave (sp)
Terre Roche, guitar

For some strange reason, I decided to play a bit of "Deep in the Motherload" to dust off my old harmonica

Adventure on the moon!