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Forgot that I had these still gathering dust on my hard drive - designs for a Face Board / Face in the Hole proposal which unfortunately never happened.

Two of these I drew in August last year; the third I decided to finish off only recently.

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I set myself an arty challenge to see which characters I could draw from memory without looking at any reference images. I like to think that I came pretty close with these two :P 

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Random fox creature. It started out long-tailed, and then I just let my stylus do the thinking.

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"Poltergeist lived in God's workshop. Where had it come from? It had no idea. It lived inside an old candlestick that God had carved long ago from a piece of driftwood. God never used the candlestick…"

Inspired by "How God Got His Golden Head", from ‘The Dreamfighter and Other Creation Tales’ by Ted Hughes.

Drawn on paper with a fancy tint added on. The little Wolf-Swallow plays a major part in the story, too. I threw that in for fun :)

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Dedicated to all the new followers I’ve gained in recent months, and to all my current followers, too.

You guys and girls are orsum. Seriously :)

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Fun with Promarkers. And drawing from memory!

Characters © MGM

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Some super-quick Christmas type arts. Drawn in pencil, coloured with Prisma Markers :)

I remember how disappointed I felt when I first saw Blue Sky’s “A Mammoth Christmas” TV Special - they could have re-imagined Father Christmas as some fantastic prehistoric / mythological animal. But no. They were literally on the nose with Santa Claus here.

So I decided to have a go myself.

I imagine ‘Santa Claws’ in the Ice Age universe as a prehistoric polar bear, born out of the aurora borealis to spread joy, give presents and help lead lost animals back home. I know the red claws look a little sinister, but on the other hand it’d look pretty silly if I coloured the entire bear in red...

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A little Christmas art tonight, before this month slips past much too quickly.