My 41-Incher.

Took some time today, since it's now the Summer, to repot my Cactus.

My Cactus, which started life as a tiny stub, now stands at 41-inchs tall (or 3.5-foot, if you will), so as you can imagine, repotting is a bit of a nightmare. 

Even with it wrapped in a sheet, I still got pricked a few times. The worse part was when I had to move it, and didn't see some of the spines had come free and had fallen on the floor, and foolishly I was only wearing socks.

Tiger Turret Tossing Toned.

I decided after having so much fun using Halftones on my 'Anti-Drone Warrior' artwork recently, I'd also add them to my exploding Tank page I've been working on.  

I have to say, I'm really liking the results. Adding Tones has really brought out the 'BOOM!' in this pic.

One Week Later...

A quick Thank You to everybody who has taken a moment to check out my new Facebook page this week.

I am slowly figuring out how the site works, and what to do, and look forward to posting more Artwork as the Summer rolls on.

And also a massive Thank You to those kind enough to hit that 'Follow' and\or 'Like' Button. It's always great when people show support.

Andrew Reed's Comic Art Facebook Page.

Much like a sinister cult leader... I'm currently on the look out for 'Followers'.

That is to say I've finally set up a Facebook page for my Artwork, so any and all FB users can now find me at the below link:

https://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Reed-Comic-Art/100093406211405/

Or if you're reading this on my DeviantArt page, you'll see a lovely little button with a big green 'F' has suddenly appeared on my profile section.

It's looking super basic at the moment, I know, but I'm hoping to 'tart it up' over the Summer, as I slowly figure out how everything works on Facebook.

Like I say, if you do visit, make yourself known with a comment, or a 'Like' or a 'Follow' or something. It's always good to hear from people.

Hope to maybe see you there.

Anti-Drone Warrior.

Modern Wars call for new and ever changing types of Soldiers...

With Drones now playing such a big part in Warfare these days, fighters welding Anti-Drone Guns are now a common sight on the Battlefield. This is my take on such a Soldier.

Also, it should be said, rather than destroying the Drone itself with a fired projectile like a normal Gun, this device jams the Drone's signal, stopping it sending back information, and often causing the Drone to drop out of the Sky.  

It's been fun to draw a modern day soldier. Something I wish I got to do a bit more often.

It's also been a blast to play around with Halftones again.