I cleaned up the linework in general, but more importantly really repaired the hands to be more reasonable.

Originally uploaded 19th October, 2009.

All I really did here was clean up the lines, and get rid of the far-too-thick lines in the first version.

Originally uploaded 19th October, 2009.

I’ve shortened his right arm, and rotated it a bit, plus general cleanup.

Originally uploaded 19th October, 2009.

The lining is a bit thick here, with not enough shadow. I’ll tweak that on the block.

Shakyamuni is the first Buddha (in that, while others achieved enlightenment, they had not taught others), the historical man Siddhārtha Gautama.

Cthulu is one of the Great Old Ones, ancient monster-gods with no care for humanity or its morality.

Originally uploaded 15th October, 2009.

Vajrapāṇi was a protector and guide of the Buddha, and is one of the three protective figures used in symbolic representations of the Buddha. Vajrapāṇi represents the Buddha’s power.

The Vampire is an ancient myth, typically associated with the craving and power of desire.

Originally uploaded 15th October, 2009.

Misshaku Kongō (密迹金剛), also called Ungyō (吽形) in Japanese, is one of the two wrath-filled and powerful manifestations of the Bodhisattva Vajranani.

Frankenstein’s monster is the cobbling together of parts of dead men in the hope of achieving the creation of new life.

Originally uploaded 15th October, 2009.

You know, because of the whole drinking blood and rising from the dead thing.

Originally uploaded 8th October, 2009.

I have no idea. I had the idea of a halogen halo.

Originally uploaded 8th October, 2009.

1.5 hours.

Originally uploaded 16th June, 2009.

A 1.5 hour drawing from the National Gallery.

Originally uploaded 3rd June, 2009.