Wombat Walkabout is out today I believe. The Common Wombat was described by William T. Hornaday, Sc. D.(I promise that was his name), in the...

I have started a new blog here , of drawings based on Missed Connections . I'm staying local for now, and in typical, overly ambitious ...

So if you are just tuning in, this drawing game has been an unfolding visual conversation with the singer-songwriter Mika . We began with hi...

Sometimes, on a day filled with fires and plane crashes and lost jobs and suicide bombs, not to mention loathsome Valentine's motifs, th...

As Mika was painting his vibrant jungle, I've been fixating on inky rainforests. The initial inspiration was an early 19th century botan...

So here is the latest addition from Mika. I'll just give you a moment to collect yourselves. ... I'll admit that it was a surprise. ...

Every now and then somebody sends me a calico square and a polite request to draw something on it for a storybook quilt; a quilt of squares ...

I have been playing shop at Etsy.com. It's been very good fun, making things and arranging them on the shelves and sweeping and dusting,...

My friends Mary Harron and John Walsh made a short film for the online film festival, Creepy Christmas, for which I contributed a few props....

I'm in Australia, where it's already Christmas Eve. The snow is polystyrene, but the waves are rolling and the kookaburras are laugh...

Here we go... with a nod to Heath Robinson. A few discerning viewers have questioned the inclusion of sausages in this drawing. I can only r...

Mika has added a smoky elephant to the fray. It's a rather spooky pastiche, leaving me no other option but to... well, you'll see.

Please click on the picture above for a comical seasonal amusement. (Thanks to my clever friend Catherine for the fiddly bits.)

Thank you to everyone who came to the Brooklyn Museum on Saturday for the Children's Book Fair. There was an insatiable crowd of balloon...

I'll be at The Brooklyn Museum on Saturday, November 15, from 1-5pm signing books, backs of hands, foreheads... I have also planned an e...

There's something poetic about the soles of shoes, and something oddly expressive, and vulnerable, about the backs of heads. Incidentall...

I have started building a collection of greeting cards at www.cardstore.com. If you click on the pictures above they'll take you there.....

Round four. There's certain pleasure to be had in setting fire to things in a controlled two-dimensional environment. Click on the image...