Caricatures of the stars of the 1948 Superman serial - Kirk Alyn as Superman, Noel Neill as Lois Lane, Tommy Bond as Jimmy Olsen.



A quick caricature sketch of Herman Van Rompuy, President of the European Council, Done for a Wittygraphy challenge. I thought he looked like The Grinch, so there's an influence of Chuck Jones's classic animation of the Dr Seuss story in there.
Terence Stamp as Zod; Sarah Douglas as Ursa; Jack O' Halloran as Non - the three Kryptonian villains from Superman and Superman II.
I never liked the official Wolverine "Origin" story - for me it was far too limited in scope and timescale. I always thought that the character deserved something more epic, spanning various continents and hundreds - if not thousands - of years.
The December monthly challenge on the ImagineFX forum - to overhaul an existing character's look, while still retaining enough to make them recognisable - gave me a perfect opportunity to illustrate something that's been lurking in my head for a while: Wolverine as a gladiator in ancient Rome.
A caricature of actress Sigourney Weaver:
and a sketch of a young Sigourney, when she still went by the name of Susan:
A caricature sketch of Emily as Baby Doll in the movie Sucker Punch. If I was doing Emily Browning as herself (which I may at some point) it would be quite different.