A Wonky Jabber

I recently got around to seeing Terry Gilliam's first film (apart from Monty Python) titled "Jabberwocky", which means that I have now see all of his films.  It clearly is Gilliam's first movie, mainly because it felt awkwardly put together.  The limited budget it was given didn't seem to help much, but the production team and actors did well with what they were given.  It does have that Gilliam "charm" to it and I found it entertaining.  Even though it was a clunky costume monster, I loved that they pulled-off the Jabberwocky creature at the end (great design)!

What I enjoyed most about this funny little film, were the costumes and wonderful character actors.  I did a few quick sketches of the characters I liked most.

Bertie's In Da Wodehouse

Been reading through the Wooster and Jeeves stories by P.G. Wodehouse and was inspired to draw my take on this "odd couple".

These books are deceptively simple.  Wodehouse assuredly is a master of the writing craft.

Hi-Keedraw!

(In case you don't get my title reference CLICK HERE)

I've been slowly working on my own cartoon adaptations of the characters from my favorite TV series of all time, Mystery Science Theater 3000.  So far I've worked on Joel Robinson, Crow T. Robot, and Tom Servo (CLICK HERE to see).

Gypsy was drawn a little while ago but I never presented it until now.

Unsatisfied with my first Servo drawing, I made this second attempt.

I think this is in the right direction, regarding his personality.

There's more characters to tackle and I would like to make a drawing of the main cast but in the meantime, here's a collage of what I've done so far.

Keep circulating the tapes.