..And the other forum

You will have seen a lot of these before - in the archives or on the fanart pages. But here they are, grouped in categories rather than all over the place. And there are one or two new ones. Click on the images to get the full picture. And enjoy! :)

A cute little portrait of Carrot and Angua that I coloured in to practise using CG. I can't imagine Angua really looking that nice and innocent, but Carrot's soap bubbles kind of rubbed off on her.	Greebo, in a similar style to Carrot and Angua. Also Greebo in human form and a sketch of Nanny Ogg. More escapees from my "draw characters with dots for eyes" day.	From the 2002 Thieves' Guild Diary: "Great heroes of theft: 'Black Jack' Torpid. 'Black Jack' is one of the Guild's most celebrated highwaymen, operating predominately on the Sto Lat road. He is best known as an inveterate ladies' man, who never stole anything more than a kiss from any female passengers on each coach. Recently apprehended by Cpl Nobbs of the Watch, working in plain clothes. Well, not very plain. Taffeta, mostly. With bows."
	"Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!" This is from Good Omens. Adam, Pepper, Brian and Wensleydale have heard about how the Spanish Inquisition used to torture witches, so they think they'll have a go. They decide they'd better start off small... "'Art thou a witch, oh lay?' said the Chief Inquisitor 'Yes,' said Pepper's little sister, who was six, and built like a small golden-haired football. 'You mustn't say yes, you've got to say no,' hissed the Head Torturer, nudging the suspect. 'And then what?' demanded the suspect. 'And then we torture you to make you say yes,' said the Head Torturer."

A portrait of Snape, because I didn't think he should look like Alan Rickman.	Several views of Remus Lupin.	Three portraits. Snape again, Lucius Malfoy and Gallivanting Gilderoy Lockhart.
Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot and Prongs. From Prisoner of Azkaban.	Some sketches from Philosopher's Stone. Snape threatens Quirrell in the forest, Snape having been bitten by Fluffy and a sort of montage featuring Scabbers, Hedwig, Dumbledore and Quirrell/Voldemort and Harry.

Jeeves and Bertie Wooster. I think this picture, simple though it is, says just about everything there is to say about Jeeves and Bertie's working relationship.

"A-hunting we will go, my lads!" From The Mating Season. You've probably seen this and its attendant blurb in the archives. Just in case you missed it - here.

There are a few more sketches here, in the forum. The original pencil version of "Not that tie, sir" is in there as well.

A small 'un, but a good 'un.	My first experiment with crosshatching techniques, which actually came out very well. Expect more in this style.	Bast, in the nyood. Admittedly, Bast hasn't had much to do in The Pantheon to date, but she turns up in Neil Gaiman's American Gods. Read that book - tis very interesting.
Jesus inadvertently tortures Hermes. Just for the record, this never actually *happened*, I just drew it 'cos it looks nice. But Hermes' passion for Jesus is real enough.

Charios the beastman, the other main character in the almost-slash crossover "From an Ocean of Ashes". See the link on this page and do take heed of Gilda's warning. I'm tired of people being shocked by my Discworld slash. But anyway, yeah, Charios. He's also in my latest idea for a novel, so don't pinch him. The little being sitting on his foot is an imp.	Just a sketch of a minotaur, but I really like this pic.	"Smilodon, you're not alone!" I've reproduced this a number of times over the years, but I'm very attached to it. Creatures with tusks should stick together.
"Hess catches a pentapus." From another novel idea. Hess and his friends are stranded on an uninhabited shore. Hess has heard you can catch fish by dangling your tail in the water, so he tries it. But he's unexpectedly grabbed by his world's equivalent of an octopus.	New illustration for a kids' book I wrote when I was eleven, or thereabouts. Jonathan the python has the hiccups, so he's asking all the other animals he knows to help cure them.	Ian Griffith, from Ian and the Nessie.
Just a wolf, but a nice-looking one.	"Woof!" In which the tables are turned. A funny little ink sketch.

Bish the cleric, from Pewfell Porfingles, wearing naught but a figleaf held on by Divine Grace.	Sans Souci, furry incarnation of Gilda of The Sinner Dragon, paints a picture of Sinner Dragon character, Alex.	Corvinus Corax, progenitor of the Corby tribe, from Rogues of Clwyd-Rhan
Fanart for my three favourite cartoonists, all in one. Again, Corvinus Corax from Rogues of Clwyd-Rhan, Bish Bathenwell from Pewfell Porfingles and a beastman from The Sinner Dragon's universe, who would be Charios except he's kind of brown instead of pale grey.	"Those are my juniper bushes!" The hermit from Monty Python's Life of Brian.	Another scene from Life of Brian. The centurion chastises Brian for his poor Latin grammar.
A gentleman from earlier times in a London street	Tristan the werewolf, from The Sinner Dragon. Gilda did a poll to see which of her male characters we'd most like to marry. So I drew Tristan waiting at the altar.

And that, said John, is that.