89. THROUGH THE FIRE.

More Nam. The napalm. The napalm.

88. PAIN.

Given the subject of my other blog, it would be bizarre of me not to include at least part of a bicycle in one of these drawings.

87. FOOD.

Mmmm. People snacks.

86. SEEING RED.

Every time I see another one of these shows on television I can't for the life of me understand why the entire developing world doesn't get on a boat, sail (or motor) it's way over here and hand us our own arses...

85. SPIRAL.

I actually did this to one of the computers at work once. Added bonus - as the average age of the Psychiatric nurse in Australia is 50 (last time anyone counted) and as the computer literacy of the Psychiatric Nurse in Australia is about on par with this demographic (sorry, but it's true) it was still the wallpaper when I turned up to work the next day. Brilliant.

83. HEAL and 84. OUT COLD (double shot Thursday....kind of).

83. HEAL - Ah the romance of Victorian England. Mr Darcy never had to put up with this kind of shit.

84. OUT COLD - Don't complain - I was going to include the bucket full of limbs that was no doubt a fixture of the 'Worlds Best Practice' Victorian trauma centre. It's also good to see that testing out the pain relief was an accepted perk then as it is now........(kidding).

And just quietly. Really happy with both of these. Grappling figures has always been a weak point for me.

82. CAN YOU HEAR ME?

So many issues. Where does he get his air? Where does he get his water? Where does he dump his rubbish? For that matter, where does he dump?

Not worried about any of that. What do you expect for a drawing a day?