Artist when I can be and Scottish all the time. https://linktr.ee/GraemeNeilReid
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I have a sale on my online shop, with up to 50% off for a limited period of time! Comics, books and original art are on sale. The United is a British superhero comic, with a weird horror vibe. It started as a love-letter to Alan Davis' Captain Britain and morphed into something like a Vertigo comic.
My store is back up now I worked out how to ship by region rather than add individual countries. Will add more things as I go Shipping to Uk and Europe all orders ship tracked and come with a small sketch jamescorcoran.bigcartel.com
Remembering Ian Kennedy on his birthday.
"Please, take my hands…" Post-It Note art with ink and markers.
"Please, take my hands…" Post-It Note art with ink and markers.
Happy #BatmanDay2025 🦇 #BatmanDay
Happy #BatmanDay2025 🦇 #BatmanDay
The endlessly inspiring Tove Jansson, with some Moomin pals, by Reino Loppinen, 1956.
Hey all Sorry for putting this up yet again, I need some help buying food and paying some bills, I'm not in a good situation at the moment which I'm trying to get out of as most of you know so If you can spare any tips to help me out that would be amazing. www.buymeacoffee.com/robotwig Thanks 🙏
Reposting art I like. Donald Teague, "Couple on Rocks". 1942. LOVE this painting. Mesmerised by the bold dynamic framing and limited colour palette. It can appear as a captured moment [waves crashing in the background] but also be seen as timeless. The light on her face... perfect.
A new look for my website, it's been a long while. I normally change it every 6+ months. Sadly I am no longer offering prints or mugs, due to an issue with POD supplier. I might again in future, but at the moment, it's books and originals only! www.emilyhare.co.uk #art #watercolour
Looks amazing, love seeing behind the scenes.
Comic Movie Adaptations I have loved. Primary for the art but sometimes they’re also good in and of themselves. A thread. Darby O’Gill and the Little People adapted by Alex Toth. This film was a weird one lodged in my brain, the. It turned out Toth drew the comic version. 1/x
The Outside is always good.
Out today from @jonathancape.bsky.social , What We Can Know, the new novel from the much-acclaimed scribe, Ian McEwan. Grab an exclusive signed Indie Bookshop edition while they last! #books #livres
Monday Maeve post (Week 20). Late again this week.
Thunderbirds Are Go! Art by Bill Storie. Keep an eye on the Fanderson website for details of their FAB Annual 2026
'Montpelier Vale, Autumn' by Benjamin Hope benjaminhope.net
Yes Ian 👍
Eggnog?
A great actor, I know absolutely nothing about the man himself but find him irresistible when I know he is in something.
Other work by the Ladybird artists. ‘Mam Tor, Derbyshire’ Artist: SR Badmin
On BBC4 tonight at 10pm they are showing the Denholm Elliot version of The Signalman. If you can't wait or outside of the UK you can also watch it here, it's great by the way. dai.ly/x6c73c3
"Oh this is awful, I wish I was dead." Post-It Note art, ink, markers and pencils.
"Oh this is awful, I wish I was dead." Post-It Note art, ink, markers and pencils.
"You've been up here too long man. You've lost your marbles." Post-It Note of Sam Rockwell playing Sam Bell who is nearing the end of a three year shift mining on the Moon. Ink, markers and acrylic gouache.
"Let us pretend that we are in the drawing room and the hostess is serving tea." I still find the scene where he presents Edward with his soon to be new hands and what comes next hard to watch. Post-It Note art in ink and markers.
"You're not real!" Post-It Note art, ink, markers and white paint. This film is stored in my brain.
I’ve been using Bluesky as a means of journaling through this year, my mum’s illness and death. It’s worked/helped up to a point but crikey it’s testing me at the moment. I’m away to London soon so I’ll post something around then & I’ll continue to promote my Woman in Black prints: nicktankard.co.uk
Just a wee reminder there are two fantastically funny fantasy books set in the same universe out (on Amazon), one is a hilarious Q&A with various fantasy characters, the other is a wickedly funny murder mystery. Go get them!
I've drawn things you people wouldn't believe... All those concepts will be lost in... NDAs
Helpful for me anyway, thanks.
Israel's president should be arrested when he arrives in the UK, not given the red carpet treatment. His state is carrying out a genocide, and his statements, including that there are "no innocent civilians in Gaza", have been cited by the ICJ as evidence of Israel's intent.
A gathering at the big old gnarly tree
This thing ended up being 60 thick pages! This proof has some egregious banding and.. ngl I really love it like this
Happy Birthday Emily!
It's my birthday!! I'm 49 - how did that happen? I would LOVE it if you could share or follow my art for my birthday, that would be a brilliant gift! Thank you everyone who follows and comments, it is such a great place here! 49 feels ace btw. #artshare #birthday #watercolour www.emilyhare.co.uk
More drawings I did at the Terni Comic Convention:
Comics for sale, comics for sale. Have you had a look at my comics shop recently? Lots of comics on there rob-jackson-comics.sumupstore.com Stuff about them on my blog here robjacksoncomics.blogspot.com thanks!
On this day in 1966, Star Trek first beamed into living rooms across America. None of us could have imagined then the journey it would set us on. And not just the cast and crew, but the millions of fans who would find hope, inspiration, and community in its vision of the future.
Concept art by Robert McCall for Star Trek The Motion Picture (1979) #startrekday
Happy Star Trek Day. And thanks for all the childhood trauma!
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. T is also for Tribbles. When you are born pregnant and all you do is squeak, eat & reproduce then you are potentially a huge problem for an intergalactic space crew. The little balls of fur first appeared in the 2nd series story 'The Trouble with Tribbles'.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. S is also for Sarek. Played by Mark Lenard, Sarek is the Vulcan representative to The Federation but he is also Spock's Father. It wasn't until the second series episode 'Journey to Babel' that we see his, and Spock's Human Mother Amanda, first appearance.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. R is also for Ruk. 'What Are Little Girls Made Of?' is a great story with menacing androids, a duplicate Kirk & an overall unsettling feeling. Ted Cassidy as Ruk stands out but special mention for the curtains that where obviously used to create his costume!
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. M is also for Mudd. 'Mudd's Women' introduces Harry Mudd an intergalactic con man & swindler played by Roger C. Carmel who is another Batman TV series baddie playing Colonel Gumm. He appeared again and in the Animated Series along with Star Trek: Discovery.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. P is also for Pike. Before Kirk there was Christopher Pike, played by Jeffrey Hunter, captain of the Enterprise for the pilot 'The Cage' elements of which where then re-used for the story 'The Menagerie' which saw a disabled Pike played by Sean Kenney.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. K is also for Khan. In the story 'Space Seed' the Enterprise encounters the SS BotanyBay adrift in space, inside in suspended animation genetic superhumans who attempted to conquer Earth during the Eugenics Wars of the 1990s, which I'm sure you all remember.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. Z is for Zarabeth. 'All Our Yesterdays' and is a great time travel twist story in which Kirk, Spock & Bones step through a portal to different time periods of the planet Sarpeidon. Spock & Bones travel together to the planets ice age and encounter Zarabeth.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. Y is for Yeoman. Grace Lee Whitney played Yeoman Rand who had a short but memorable time on the Enterprise. Originally cast as an eventual romantic lead for Captain Kirk she was slowly phased out of the show in the first series.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. X is for Charlie X. The second episode brought us the start of the crew meeting odd people with strong mind powers but terrible social skills. He causes chaos as he sulks his way around the ship, becomes infatuated with Yeoman Rand and annoyed at Kirk.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. W is for Wilson. Who? Wilson is a henchman for Chekov in the episode 'Mirror, Mirror' where Kirk, Bones, Uhura and Scotty are accidentally transported to an alternative universe where the Terran Empire are a ruthless and cruel version of the Federation.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. V is for Vulcan. The Vulcans where the first alien race to make contact, in the series, with Humans. Leonard Nimoy as Mr Spock was in from the first pilot and his association ran all the way to the second reboot film in 2013 just two years before his death.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. U is for Uhura. Nichelle Nichols played Nyota Uhura, communications officer of the Enterprise. She had a long association with NASA and helped run a recruitment program for minority and female personnel. Asteroid '68410 Nichols' is named after her.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. T is for Talosians. The Talosians are up to no good in the way that super powerful entities with powerful minds usually are on the original series by kidnapping people and hoping they'll mate to create a slave race to repopulate their desolate planet. Ok then.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. S is for Salt Vampire. In 'The Man Trap' the crew of the Enterprise are visiting a far flung outpost to give medical check ups on the people stationed there when a shape shifting something attacks a crew member and removes all the salt from their body.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. R is for Romulan. The series one episode 'Balance of Terror' is a great story and the first time we encounter the Romulans. The Enterprise fight a 'hide and seek' battle with a Romulan ship that has been destroying Federation outposts near the Neutral Zone.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. Q is for Quadrant. Located in a star desert in Quadrant 904 we find Trelane played by William Campbell in 'The Squire of Gothos'. This charmer appears to have the ability to change anything he likes, clothes, surroundings, reality, all done by his pure will.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. P is for Pavel Chekov. Introduced in the second series thirty year old Walter Koenig was cast as navigator Ensign Chekov in an attempt to secure teenage viewers with his look being somewhat like singer Davy Jones from the popular band The Monkees.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. O is for Orion. A colourless illustration of an Orion doesn't help so imagine green skin. Appearing in the first pilot episode and 'The Menagerie' this is Vina who is actually a human transformed into an Orion (yeah just go with it) played by Susan Oliver.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. N is for Nurse. Working with Dr McCoy is head nurse Christine Chapel played by Majel Barrett who had played the part of Number One in the first pilot episode. Nurse Chapel made her first appearance early in the first season story 'The Naked Time'.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. M is for Montgomery. Chief engineer Montgomery Scott is second officer on the USS Enterprise and is usually pulling the whole crews life out of danger while claiming that 'I cannae change the laws of physics!'.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. L is for Leonard. DeForest Kelley plays chief medical officer Doctor Leonard McCoy or ‘Bones’ as he’s affectionately known. DeForest was a very well known film and TV star when he was cast in the series most notably for his work in the Western film genre.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. K is for Klingon. In ‘Errand of Mercy’ Kor, a Klingon governor, is in opposition to Kirk as the United Federation of Planets and the Klingon Empire head into a deadly war. But a third species, the Organians, have something to say about the hostilities.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. J is for James T. Kirk. Appearing in the 2nd pilot and then for the run of the original series, William Shatner played the captain of the USS Enterprise. The Canadian actor was cast as Jim Kirk after 15yrs of various stage, TV shows & films at the age of 35.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. I is for Iotians. Down on Sigma Iotia II it is eternally the 1920's of Chicago and so being it is ruled by ruthless gangsters. 'A piece of the action' sees Kirk and Spock mixed up with rival mob gangs. All lovely nonsense.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. H is for Hikaru Sulu. Missing from the first two pilot episodes he made his debut in the first proper to air episode of season one 'The Man Trap'. Lieutenant Sulu, portrayed by George Takei, was the helmsman on the USS Enterprise.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. G is for Gorn. 'Arena' sees yet another alien race, the Metrons, transport the captains of two spaceships down to a rocky asteroid to fight it out. The loser will have their vessel & crew destroyed, the victor will be allowed to part in peace. Who will win?
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. F is for Flying Parasites. The last story of season one was 'Operation -- Annihilate!' and is a classic one species of alien using the bodies of others as hosts story. This really stuck in my head as a kid, it might even have been the first episode I saw.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. E is for Excalbians. Yarnek (a living rock with claws) contemplates good/evil and has a competition between two groups to help consider the matter. 'The Savage Curtain' features Abe Lincoln and Genghis Khan among others so it also ticks the 'what the?' box.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. D is for Dehner. Dr Dehner appeared in 'Where No Man Has Gone Before', becoming almost God like with powers bestowed upon her by a strange electrical force. Played by Sally Kellerman whose many acting roles included "Hot Lips" Houlihan in the film M*A*S*H.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. C is for Cheron. There is civil war on the planet Cheron & Lokai is being chased by Bele for masterminding the revolt. The two sides of the argument don't match much like the two sides of their faces in the 3rd series story 'Let that be your Last Battlefield'.
Star Trek: The Original Series A to Z. B is for Balok. Appearing in 'The Corbomite Manoeuvre' from the first series. All was not as it seemed in this adventure and the mysterious and frightening alien Balok ended up being a rather obnoxious child like being played by a seven year old Clint Howard.
A is for Andorians. First appearing in the 2nd series episode 'Journey to Babel'. This particular Andorian is the Ambassador Shras played by Reggie Nalder. Reggie's face might be familiar to a few of you as the vampire Kurt Barlow in the TV film of Salem's Lot.
Back in September, before I was on BlueSky, I did a little project called TrekTember where I drew an A to Z of Star Trek: The Original Series. I ended up creating 33 illustrations in total and watched a fair few of my favourite episodes while doing so. Well I'd like to share them on here too.
Doodle of the day: happy 100th birthday to Peter Sellers.
Monday Maeve post (Week 19). I am the destroyer of house plants, ornaments and family meal times. Could you let me in please?
STORMBRINGER (1977) Acrylic on Masonite - 30" x 20" I remember trying to get in the mood of painting for the last time the albino sorcerer king, Elric. I took a clothes rail out of a closet for my sword and ran around outside slashing at weeds and lunging at the breeze. 1/5
I'm really proud of myself, I've managed to hand sculpt & paint my own Trypanohyncha Ocellus aka The Eye from Alien Earth. As usual this photo was all done practically using real miniatures, lighting &this time my own homemade figure. #alienearth #theeye #toccellus #photography #scifi #miniatures
Approx 18 months worth of 2000ad prog and Meg for collection Ipswich. £50 cancer research donation
Been busy with life so haven't pushed this much and it didn't receive much interest either so here I go, look at this.
Treasure Island - Sergey Shikin #illustration
I was going to say we need to do it very very slowly via post but the price of postage these days puts that out too 😄
I've no idea, would be helpful, but then maybe I'd get frustrated at knowing something was coming up but not being able to make it. I'm never happy 😀
1 año en 100 viñetas: 18- Enrique Alcatena
Cool.
Probably but I’m not on a position to up and go to anything without having advance notice so it’s a no go for me this time.
From the summer of 1980, a team up across publishers!
Yup that is today too isn't it. Every year I think oh I've missed that I'll try next year.
I feel so out of touch with everything at the moment. Apparently the Glasgow Comic Con is today and again I discover this on the day it is happening. I mean I doubt I could have gone anyway but really its just not being on the radar for anything any more than bums me out.
Just FYI.
Animal Man. Part of the ongoing struggle to get watercolors to work for me. It’s a pattern of steps forward and backward. This was a forward.
My little art shop has a selection of nature drawings including birds. All one of a kind originals at affordable prices for gifts. folksy.com/shops/thewee... #BirdIllustration #birds 🦉 #OriginalArt #Drawing #Painting #Artwork #TraditionalArtist #ArtFromScotland #GiftIdeas #ArtShop #bsnm
Vintage campy I drew yesterday.
Dream #sandman #morpheus #dream #digitalart
Happy 50th Birthday to Space 1999. This illustration originally appeared in Phaser, a sci-fi fanzine available from my pal @alisdairwood.bsky.social
Sometime ago I was a bit obsessed with doing everything on 16:9 ratio paper and drew a daily Vikings versus Martians thing.
Happy 50th birthday to Space 1999 You can read all about here claretzine.com/shop/p/phase...
