Hamster

Floating heads

Sketches from "Malo" - a comic which unfortunately never was finished. Maybe I will revive it some day.

Priests

Sketches from Malo.

Danijel Zezelj

I have just discovered the great Croatian illustrator Danijel Zezelj. He has made quite a lot of graphic novels...completely unknown to me.

He has also made some art for American publishers - for example he has created the artwork for Brian Azzarello's El Diablo and some chapters in Loveless (also Azzarello).

Go to Zezelj's website

Young desperado

Gunman

The Hanging

I have just finished "The Hanging" for Accent UK - a comic publisher started by the two British compañeros Colin and Dave.

"The Hanging" is inspired by (not stolen from!) a great scene from the beginning of the mediocre spanish western Five Giants From Texas (1966, Aldo Florio).

Banana

24 hour comic - Circus

I just wanted to have fun with clowns and elephants.
Circus

24 hour comic - Terror Beneath the Snow

Terror Beneath the Snow is another 24 hour comic of mine. Thank you, Mr. Lovecraft, for the inspiration.

Terror Beneath the Snow

24 hour comic - Nak Samovar

Only a few days until the big day - the yearly 24 hour comics day. Comic artist from around the world join in Saturday October the 18th 2008.

Rules are simple. Draw 24 pages of comic within 24 hours. Does it sound easy? No it is not. Even if it is hard work, especially when you see the sunrise realizing you haven't slept yet, it is fun!

This year I haven't got the time to join. But I have scanned three 24 hour comics I have made a few years ago. I will put them online the next few days.

This one is called Nak Samovar (Kill Samovar). It is my second 24 hour comic. The first one I will never show you...because it is crap, haha. Enjoy this one!

Nak Samovar - The 24 hour comic

Other links
Scott McCloud about 24 hour comics
Official 24 hour comics day site

Hombre

Drew this sketch when I went to a restaurant with my colleagues. Used some grey tones to spice up the sketch.

Instrument

Private Eye

Oh my...the unmentionable!

One of Lovecraft's monsters/gods/creatures in Dreams in the Witch House. Only a sketch.

Pages from Dreams in the Witch House

Here you can see three pages I made for Dreams in the Witch House. I tried to tell the story in a straight forward way, not only to please the reader, but also to make a contrast to Lovecrafts rather complicated langauge. No playing around with the layout!

I made a few exceptions though. For example the page where the tenants from the Witch House are presented to the reader.

Click on the pages to view a bigger version.

Sketches from Dreams in the Witch House

Sketches from Dreams in the Witch House, which I created for Graphic Classics. The comic is based on H.P. Lovecraft's short story with the same title.

Brown Jenkin is the familiarius of the Witch. A rat with a man's face. A nasty little critter which spents most of its time annoying the protagonist of the story.

Some sketches of the Witch House.

Contacting the Old Ones. A classic Lovecraftian Cthulhu Mythos moment.

Bill Nash himself

Bill Nash Fan Art

Two sketches I did a few years ago. The characters -Bill Nash and Andy Biggs, two Chicago cops from the seventies - are created by Danish comic artist Johan Nørgaard Pedersen.

You can read more about Bill Nash at the Bill Nash Fansite.

German soldiers

A few sketches from a story about German soldiers during the second world war. The comic was never completed (nor started).

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