“I shall now put my hat on, and I wish you all the best of luck.” - Oliver Reed.
Getting inspired by a new plush I picked up over the weekend past, plus some wisdom from old school hellraisers…
(2B Pencil on 170mm x 110mm paper) Nudes are common in art, but I've developed a background with these Spelldancers:
They're witches of The Crimson Moon Coven and exist on an alternate Earth where an "Apocalypse Of Man" took place. A terrible war which nearly wiped-out all life on the planet. From the ashes rose the Crimson Moon Coven who directed a miraculous revival of humanity under a benign matriarchal system. In the space of a single generation, they'd pretty much fixed most things and, in the centuries which followed, their Earth became more peaceful and prosperous than it's ever been, with the men resigned to the fact that their thousands of years of tenure hadn't really worked-out and that the women were actually doing a much better job, if they were being honest. They didn't even mind that, over the space of time, their numbers were reduced to 35% of the population. A much more manageable level, with anything above that seen as dangerous.
Men may protest, at first, but after a while they do get used to sitting on comfy cushions!
The Crimson Moon Coven, with their unique abilities to harness the forces of the universe, then looked into our own reality, didn't like what they saw, and decided to do something about it. With the spell-dance (and my help) they're finding a way through to gain influence in our world to sort things out.
At least, that's what they've told me....
An artist and an archaeologist have quite a bit in common. Every fresh sheet of paper is a dig site, your pencil like a brush gently clears way to hidden images, each one unique to the person uncovering them…
“If someone says ‘Give me one word of advice,’ I say ‘be fearless.’ And knowing without any shadow of a doubt that what they have to give - who they are - is totally unique and not shared by anybody else.” - Sir Patrick Stewart (1940 - 2026).
SA : Read a book today!
Some books that I really enjoyed recently:
- The Palaces of the Crow by Ray Nayler
- On the Calculation of Volume I
by Solvej Balle
- Dark Reading Matter by Jasper
Fforde
- Don't Sleep, There Are Snakes: Life and Language in the Amazonian Jungle by Daniel
Everett
- Eyes of Silver, Eyes of Gold by Ellen O'Connell
- Happy Hour by Ed Steed
What about you, which books have you enjoyed?
Today's next picture isn't so much a digital drawing or even a drawing at all, but rather a picture I took of my own Blogger blog titled "The Nonfictional And Fictional Ideas Of Braeden Annkrisomoth", where I mostly use it to publish and preserve my own ideas relating to my own fiction and nonfiction (the latter especially for "The Hennqew" most of all), though I'm trying to limit giving myself more blog posts just to not necessarily give myself way too much work to the point where writing everything about my comics would take even longer to finish to the point where I couldn't finish any comics at all, just a thought. First published on 10/20/2026.
This is the front cover of my absolute most important nonfictional comic titled "The Hennqew", but only refers to the now discontinued 2/4/2025 version (which is still available on ComicFury.Com) That never means though that I'm scrapping all of the Hennqew completely though, because as of today, I'm currently working on a newer and more improved version of it that will hopefully turn out extremely great and good for me and literally every living being in existence. It'll still be a little while to work on and finish, but it will still happen eventually. To learn more about certain Hennqewic ideas, visit my Blogger blog titled "The Nonfictional And Fictional Ideas Of Braeden Annkrisomoth". First uploaded on 10/19/2026.
Originally drawn back in 2019, this is a digital sketch of Jim Carrey (in his Ace Ventura appearance) this time as an anthropomorphic bipedal hedgehog. This is supposed to be a reference to how he was first officially declared a cast member in the movie "Sonic The Hedgehog (2020)", way before the film was even released the following year. This sketch was originally uploaded on 10/18/2026.
“I'm the only guy I know who died in a f---ing Muppet Movie." - Billy Connolly.
New brush pens and washi tape from Edinburgh Art Shop fuelled something a bit different… fan art of The Big Yin himself!
