"Face" This is a drawing from my Dark Knight Rises small sketchbook. I just felt like drawing a face, so I drew this one.

"Farnsworth" This character is inspired by one of Bruce Wayne's wealthy friends, or associates, on Batman: the Animated Series. He and his wife were the snooty, rich types. I drew this in my small Dark Knight Rises sketchbook.

I've done some more work on my Doctor Who artwork. I've now got all of the first seven Doctors on it. I added two more Saturday night. "The End of Time," an episode of Doctor Who , was on that night. It was the 10th Doctor's last episode. It was sad to see him go. At the same time however, it was cool to see the 11th Doctor's first appearance. The incarnation thing seems complicated. The 10th Doctor talked about how, when he regenerated, he'd become a whole other person in a way. But, at other  times, he recalls memories of other incarnations as though it was his who experienced them. I've got four incarnations left to draw on the artwork, then I'll draw the TARDIS. I plan to blog the artwork on here, once I'm finished.

I recommended a blog in my Links in one of blog posts awhile back. Here's another one: The Art of Todd Nauck . He's a great artist. He's done work on a comic based on the animated series, Teen Titans Go . He posts a lot of character art and things like that on his blog. I recommend checking out his blog.

I've got all but one or two strips written for The Drawing Board . I've been busy with other things, so I haven't worked on it for awhile. I'm thinking about whether or not to use those stories, or write new ones. I think Jim Davis once said that he writes what makes him laugh. He figures that if he finds it funny, someone else will. A lot of people must share his sense of humor, me included. Garfield is a hugely popular comic strip. I'm thinking about writing some strips that I don't just think might be funny, but make me laugh. So, I'm thinking of getting to work on writing some strips soon, and I might save the other strip scripts for later.

I watched Vincent: the Life and Death of Vincent Van Gogh last night. I may watch it again. It was really interesting. It's basically Vincent Van Gogh's letters to his brother, as read by John Hurt. I found out some really interesting things about his life, and his artistry. I very much recommend it.

I recently watched an episode of Doctor Who (I'm a whovian) about Vincent Van Gogh. It was a touching episode, as the show tends to be. Watching it got me intrigued by Van Gogh. So, I've decided to do some research on him. I've got a book and a movie from the library, each about him. The book is titled Vincent Van Gogh: Portrait of an Artist . It's by Jan Greenberg and Sandra Jordan. The movie is Vincent: the Life and Death of Vincent Van Gogh . That film is from Paul Cox. I intend to learn a lot about Van Gogh, and see if I can take inspiration from him for my art. I think it's cool that I can say that Doctor Who got me interested in Vincent Van Gogh.