DON'T LET THE BASTARDS GET YOU DOWN 🏳️‍⚧️ #art #tdov #transart

Due to popular demand, I decided to revive my Youtube channel with a 30 minute version of the Pullman girl (a sequel of sorts is in the works too). I'll also post my better reels, and upgraded versions of the infamous title sequences too, so do keep an eye on this spot. www.youtube.com/@cihstudios

Sometimes I have a hard time choosing a dang style.

A Draw This In Your style entry for holybxnes over on IG. Been a while since I've done a DTIYS, and even longer since I've made with the figurine look.

Wellp, I just rendered a 30 minute video and my machine didn't explode.

Quick riff on Fred Moore.

The idea that bright, wild color is something you outgrow is a damaging lie society tells us. This unspoken rule, that enjoying intense, clashing colors makes you childish, is pure bullshit. The depression palette trend has only gotten worse because it saves corpos money. We gotta end it.

I got some exclusive goodies for this 'ere page in the works, but until then, if you feel like showing your support, consider a small contribution! (My critters will appreciate it)

Pullman snooze, re-edited. I realized her headscarf was the same color as the pillows, so that had to get fixed (Along with an accidental bit of wonky geometry in the background).

A little snooze in a Pullman car... turn the volume up. I've taken a tragically insufficient number of train trips, and I've yet to experience a sleeping car.

The Modesto Bee March 24,1917

In the words of esteemed critic, philosopher and berry connoisseur Nelson Muntz: HA-HA!

An old "Draw This In Your Style" job, featuring a friend's OC.

NANCY BY ERNIE BUSHMILLER MARCH 08,1962

Dick Lundy! (THRU THE MIRROR, 1936.)

Me: That was fun, I should draw that again. 5 minutes later: You're being repetitive, do something different you lazy dope!

Back on my King Of The Hill shenanigans.

I recently completed a Barbie themed commission, which reminded me of this picture I did back in '23. Gotta love doing plastic textures.

Faces from a 1916 scrapbook.

Had a dream where I was friends with Kevin McCallister and we explored his old house. The now-geriatric wet bandits showed up, armed with spray bottles full of acid. We took out Harry with a paint can, but Marv made it, spritzing all over the place, until we brought him down with a weed whacker.

The downward spiral leading to their life of crime was so sad

An old rendition of burlesque dancer Miss Topsy.

Random comic face studies.

Reference vs Art A rare surviving reference set for me.

A rather ancient portrait of a pre-war Lionel 225E locomotive, given a little coat of paint and patina. I just love these massive hunks of die-cast metal.

Random girl doodle.

Minerva deals with the cat's prey. Between these two and the giant porch spider, they've racked up a body count of at least 12. As far as the published pictures go, that is.

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Minerva deals with the cat's prey. Between these two and the giant porch spider, they've racked up a body count of at least 12. As far as the published pictures go, that is.

Heard it was Liza Minelli's birthday, which reminded me of this old piece I had been meaning to post here. Part of a lengthy dalliance I had with an Art Deco style back in '19.

Archival fun. I don't know why, but I weirdly enjoy drawing old telephones.

Heard it was Mario day, and what the heck, here's the only Mario related piece I've ever done (2017).

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What a year so far 👵🏼 Art by Johnny Craig

Randomly realized I haven't made a paper doll picture since October. This one has to be one of my favorites.

One of my older Minerva pieces. (Currently plotting a serious comeback)

Artist & colorist Marie Severin, most known for her work at Marvel & EC Comics. #InternationalWomensDay  #InternationalWomensDay2026

Cartoonist Jackie Ormes, the first Black woman to create a comic strip that was nationally syndicated. Her strips included Torchy Brown in Dixie to Harlem, Torchy in Heartbeats & Patty-Jo ‘n’ Ginger. Patty Jo became a toy doll in the late 1940s. #InternationalWomensDay #InternationalWomensDay2026

The more demure version of last night's girl.

I posted some doodles and asked which one should I color - this was one of the winners.

The Alta California Railway meets Nacionales De Mexico at Guadalajara, commissioned by @interurbanera.bsky.social . (Not gonna lie, this has to be one of the best things I've ever done) If any of you model railroad guys want a portrait of your finest (or grubbiest) motive power, drop us a line!

See this? QRP with your warm/spring art 🌼

Randomly thinking back to my stint as an indie horror poster artist.

Ok, which one do I color?

An old job I'm still quite fond of, putting on the old Enoch Bolles.

Late night pinup doodles from another night.