• This is a bit silly – a devil style balloon that you can use on Halloween cards, posters or party invitations.

  • This drawing is for sale on eBay! http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130787142966

    I did a drawing of a skull on drawstuffrealeasy last week and Sarah McIntyre, a brilliant illustrator who you will meet next week in a video, drew a sketch as a response. Her drawing made me think of the angel of death with a helmet and a machine gun even though hers wore spotty pants and roller-skates!. So this is my response to her response! You can see Sarah’s drawing on her blog here: http://jabberworks.livejournal.com/515538.html

    This is very different to what I normally do on the ShooRaynerDrawing channel. I’d really like to know if you’d like me to do more big drawings like this one. Please let me know in the comments. Click the link at the top of this post.

    A4 cut out and wear mask
    And then I suddenly thought that it would make a great and very scary mask for Halloween! so I’ve made a downloadable pdf version available. right click to download or click on the link to go to the full size, quality pdf and print it out – don’t go scaring yourself when you look in the mirror!

    Youtube fan, DeadlyflamesUK, has asked me to make wallpaper too so here you are! it’s 1920×1080. again, right click to download or click to bring up the full image to copy off the screen. enjoy!


  • I’m always asked what pen I use. It’s called a Rotring Tikky Graphic and you can now get them from the . I’m not being sponsored by Rotring, this truly is a great pen and I’m more than happy to tell you why.

    The inks is black black and permanent. Most importantly for me, it is waterproof which means you can use watercolour or marker pens over the top and the ink will not bleed and dirty up the colours. The Nib is very responsive – I think you can see in the video that i get a really good “flick” effect with the nib. It can be used for neat equal width lines but you do also get that nice, sharp point with the flick that you would also get with a dip pen.

    They are disposable.I find I usually wear out the fibre nib before the ink runs out. They are pretty much the same price as a disposable rollerball pen , but you get such high performance from them that I think they are great value for money.

    I generally get my pens from cultpens.co.uk who have an amazing stock of weird and wonderful pens from all around the world and they provide a very fast service in the UK. I think they send stuff worldwide too. Don’t look at their site! If you are a penaholic, you will want to buy everything!

    I used to use the Rotring Isograph in the old days. It’s a very technical pen that needs a lot of looking after and cleaning out. It also has a fine metal nib which clogs up easily and I was always breaking them! If you love fiddling with pens and cleaning them out, this is the pen for you!

    There you are – I’ve been asked so much about this pen, I hope this tells you everything you need to know. If you need to know more – put your questions in the comments box below!