That one is the final result. It had the condescending expression I was looking for.
That character was going to be a major pain. I don’t know, maybe I’ll use the concept in another campaign some day. One thing’s for sure, I’ll definitely be drawing him again in the future. After all, he’s a green bunny-man, what’s not to like?

Ch’ilgo Doot Izh Gah.
Hehehe!

The Medal Worthy Wookie Fund.

Make an uhhappy Wookie happy again.
Hairy beings deserve medals too.

Never actually as fun as it could be.
But that’s just my opinion.

He just can’t get enough of his toy mice.
I did this with a brush pen, and seriously I wonder why.

Being M’s relative would certainly give me more panache.
But I was born human.

Hehehehe.
I’m so funny.
Unfortunately, not everyone agrees.

A little inking with an actual brush. The result isn’t that good as you can see. I lack precision and using a brush gives me a headache.
Really, it does.
I was told by observers that I stop breathing when I ink. So… There you have it.

That’s Major Jonathan Tse-Nill, codename: Tomahawk. He’s a character I play in a Marvel RPG campaign in a Ultimate Marvel setting. “Tse-Nill” is Navajo for “Tomahawk”, and the gets his super powers from his connection to nature. He learned how to use those powers from his grandfather whom used them mostly during the Second World War under the code name “Navajo Joe”.
Yes, there is more to this and someday, soon I hope, the story will be told.
And yes, all this came from listening to the song “Navajo Joe” from the genius of Ennio Moricone.

A strip that didn’t make the cut.

At the time I did it, there had already been a recent Star Wars reference in the strip. So I decided to keep it for a later day. Then, my girlfriend’s haircut changed, making it impossible to use this strip.

Maybe I should have redrawn it with the new haircut, but that’s not really creative is it?
Then again, it might have been lazyness, I’m no quite sure.

Chronology wise, it would have been between YEARNING and LOL.

Those I drew for Brem, for his bunny-blog. But I never actually got around to finishing them. Laziness and all. Just don’t tell him, okay?