Horsemen - Colour Page

@ Crowbar : Yeah, the full story - again, not very well scanned, - in black and white is near the start of my album "Newer Work". It's still very much a work in progress. Simon originally conceived of the story as a two-page shocker for a magazine that was due out and asked me if I'd like to have a go at illustrating it. I can't leave well enough alone, and blew it up to around fourteen pages.

For a variety of reasons, I produced about four different versions of different lengths and then the magazine fell through.

@ maescot : I know it's pixilated, but this coloured version was produced in a rush at a time when both Simon and myself had different family pressures. Personally, I still really like the look of it even though Simon wasn't happy with it at the time. Because of pressure of time, we both rushed the work, so maybe it shows to a more critical eye. I do accept the point.

Also, to save time, I did use "cut and paste" in MS Paint to assemble the page from my original pencil and pen drawings - it was done at low-res, but I did like the raw feel the pixillation lent to the page. I guess these things are a matter of taste.

Not too sure about the "Jaaaack" thing... it's not an unusual name, I suppose.

One of these days, we'll get the story into some kind of final format. If I have my way, it could be graphic novel length. There are so many things could be done with it.