Fred gaat naar de apotheek

Fred gaat naar de film

At Work VI

Komende: Fred Gaat Naar De Film, Fred Is Advocaat, Fred heeft een sl***** ***m, Fred Heeft Een Sexshop, Fred Is Vuurtorenwachter, en Fred Is Ontdekkingsreiziger, en meer.

A Picture Of A Naked Lady

I am a little bit occupied with things and so, so here is a picture of a naked lady with tiny tits. Sorry about that.

Fred vindt een robot uit

A very early Fred. A youth sin, so to speak.

Fred verkoopt encyclopedieën

An old Fred, as an encyclopedia salesman, in color.

At Work V

Panel.

At Work IV

Patching up some old work.

Fred gaat naar de spermabank

Fred gaat eten kopen

At Work III

Fred gaat naar zijn werk

Fred gaat uit eten

Fred gaat solliciteren

Encyclopedieverkoper

Donald Duck V

 

A drawing of Donald Duck and Neighbor Jones in a Bob Hebberd setting. Drawn with a Joseph Gillott Lithographic Pen 290 on 120 g A4 paper. Some details.

Donald Duck IV

A drawing I did a few years ago of Donald Duck and two nephews, Louie and Dewey, or Huey, or who, drawn with Joseph Gillott’s Lithographic Pen 170, Joseph Gillott’s Superfine Long Shoulder Crow Quill 850 and a Pergamano Tracing Pen on papier dessin à grain Clairefontaine 180 g (83 lb) in 136 x 88 mm. The photo in the background is Butterfield House 37, West Twelfth Street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, West Twelfth to West Thirteenth Street.

At Work II

These are some jottings and studies for later drawings and comics, on a wide range of subjects: a series about a crying homosexual police officer without shooting license, a man's man in a job application, a guy on a pony with a colleague who knows someone who is a twin, concentration camps, and the dangers that come to pass when mosquitos captain oil tankers.

Observances on robots and energy saving lights, an unshone part of Superman's brain, slugs, and why we trust Chinese factory workers.

Donald Duck III

A drawing I did a while ago, of Donald Duck and Neighbor Jones, with a Pergamano Tracing Pen on A4 paper, in a Milt Gross page I redrew and slightly altered.

It is one of those boons of Hunt's Talks About Art (1883) to not only justify copying - even tracing drawings is defended, which wonderful little book contains many other merits.

And in this book a Jesuit scholar states that Descartes isn't really dead, and that he lives on the moon.

At Work

These are some notes on Hitler, Barbapapa, Moses, robots, foreigners, porn for women, and the Iranian Holocaust Museum that I should work out.

A year ago, or so, I bought one pencil and one tube of paint, to teach myself something about painting, holding as an example that old magazine of true fact detective cases, Women In Crime.

This one is actually from The Gestapo's Last Orgy, which holds some status in the naziploitation genre, although I wasn't touched by it, because I'm European, and wedded at eight in a christian child marriage to a fat stuttering farmer's maid from an adjacent village.