By all means, don't resist. The palyground gate is always open. Actually, as you saw in my story, I need to do an adult version of the Maggie that we saw with the tentacles from the show. Nice, BTW - if Marge had that glass helmet on, it would be elongated because of the hair ::chuckles::

No one has seen this yet - it's loosely related to a story I just finished with Kang and Kodos. It's a sort of a Rigellian thingee...with Marge DNA.

I've often mentioned that Morgan has a boss in my stories, as I did in her "vacation" story, so I decided to do a sketch of what he might look like. He often finds her irritating, but he can't do without his "Tiger Woman."

I like this...it almost begs a story of some kind to go with it.

This idea hit me yesterday morning as I was working on another project; the Simpson kids pulled into the computer in some sort of Tron concept.

I just kind of got in an Edna drawing mode yesterday...this is a casual summer outfit.

Oh, don't apologize - I've got more that three writing projects going on at the same time, plus art as well. I think the hardest thing about writing this character is trying not to turn her into a "Flanders." I'm actually in the process of basically writing most of this character's life in...

I like the different fashions going on here...almost a Mandarin dress. Great shoes to match. She makes a great model.

Very nice picture...he's one of my favorite of their characters.

Just a doodle for a long shift at work. Leela, with a cyclops car...

The official sheets are floating around out there, and, as you probably know, the DVD extras are a great resource for some of the original sketches - I even found two of the original model sheets for Morgan Proctor on the DVD's. Just let me know if you need anything.

I have both the original model and a model sheet based on that model, and can mail them to you if you'd like. On top of that, I've made a bunch of my own model sheets for both Futurama and Family Guy that I'd be more than happy to share. They originally printed the model sheets in the comic book col...

Even though I've drawn this character for better than five years, it's still important to practice and learn new things. I pulled out the original show model of Leela's head this morning to address some issues concerning the thickness of her hair. I discovered that within the "bean" or the...

This started at work today on a sticky note; just Leela dressed up for a party.

Seeing Nidotamer's Skinner reminded me a little of a development I did last summer for a long-forgotten cartoon strip. A shrunken Morgan Proctor has to fight her way out of a toy store, and finds just the toy to do it with.