Richard Moore

Sad Broccoli Foreground is Done!

     The title pretty much says it all--I finally finished the foreground on the sample children's illustration commission I've been doing.  I had to take a break from...

Springtime in the Boneyard

     Well, spring has sprung in the cemetery...but nothing is ever quite normal there. I thought this seasonal change would be a good time to take a week "off", and try to ...

Boneyard Bookplate

     Quite a few years ago, I noticed that a lot of people writing me were expressing their disappointment that they had collections of my work but couldn't get to conventi...

Meg Sketchbook Cover

     It occurred to me that most of you probably haven't seen this.  It was done as a cover for my second sketchbook, "Draw!" There are maybe fifty or a hundred copies...

A Quiet Day at the Cemetery

     That's right, you're not imagining things: it's an actual comic page! I barely got this one in under the wire, too. I continue to work in the bedroom with my furry lit...

Unknown Deja Pinup

     I was going through some old folios, and found this, misfiled (of course). It's just a Xerox, so I scanned and cleaned it up. The thing is, I remember doing it (I alwa...

Nessie Ta-Ta Fudging, Final

     Well, here you go, she's finally done. It's always impressive seeing someone doing what they they're best at; Nessie clearly takes pride in her craft. I'm reminded of ...

Children's Illustration Commission Progress

     Here's the current state of the neglected-broccoli children's illustration.  I may not look like much has changed, so I've included previous stages for comparison...

Boneyard Cloth Face Mask

     When Teespring added masks, I wanted to make some available to you all. Unfortunately, they only have one design, the kind with the pleats. I tried adjusting a  b...

Broccoli Children's Illustration WIP (cont.)

    Here's the next few stages of the broccoli children's illustration. Sort of. Not as much progress as I would have liked, but you can blame Mustache and my stupid gut for tha...

Nessie Pinup WIP

    A while back, I made a joke asking, “Where are all the requests for Nessie titty-fucking commissions?”, or words to that effect. One of you took me up on it. Above is ho...

Meet Mustache...Finally

    Hello, all. Well, it's been a weird week. It started when my wife and I took in a stray cat (named Mustache, despite the fact that he clearly has a black nose on a white fac...

Rather Bold Abbey Pinup

     I once posted an Abbey pinup from the "Women of Boneyard" folio I did forever ago; here's another one.  I love the direct, challenging aspect to this one. Just: B...

Mr. Bromwell (a Grayson Fogg Sculpt)

     Mr. Fogg thought some of you might not be satisfied with the children's illustration post, since that's not what most of you signed up for, so he suggested that anothe...

Children's Illustration Commission (WIP)

     Something very different this week. I'm doing a commission of a sample children's illustration, depicting a sad, "left out" sprout of broccoli. I posted the most recen...

Boneyard Short #30

     I need to simplify. I've been doing so many commissions and pinups (for here, and to sell) that I forgot our old printer was dead. So, obviously, I wouldn't be printin...

Three Characters from The Pound (Commission)

     Here we have a commission featuring  (from the top down) Chloe (my fav--she's just so cute), Val (her best friend), and Kat, one of the two main characters, from ...

Happy 4th of July!

     Image processing programs weren't a thing when I was doing fine art, back in the  Triassic Period, or at least they weren't anything like they are now.  They...

Abbey Admires Thundarr's Sword

     Are you like me (and the commissioner of this piece), old enough to remember Saturday morning cartoons? *sigh* So old...  

     Tru...

Velma and Abbey, the Final Chapter

     (This is a bit tame for a "Naughty Bits" post, but you can't be too careful with Patreon.)

     Finally, we have the last in the series ...

Faerie with Birds

     This is a piece I did quite awhile back, with the ultimate intent of painting it. (I've been without a decent painting setup since we moved to our current location...a...

Ivy (Grayson Fogg)

     Another portrait from The Autumnlands, courtesy of Grayson Fogg. This is Ivy--vampire? witch? dark faerie? something else entirely? I don't know, you'd have to ask Gra...

Why No Fire & Brimstone?

     I've been meaning to explain this for quite awhile, and Ben Dunn's recent mention of me (in regards to Antarctic Press's past contributors) provides a good springboard...

Homage to Dave Stevens

     I was asked to do my take on a Dave Stevens piece--a cover, I think--possibly the first time I'd been asked to do that kind of thing.  I did okay, for just a penc...

Wonder Woman Commission

     This commission has a kind of amusing anecdote attached to it. One of our very own here asked me to do Wonder Woman for him (obviously). Trying to be a little differen...

Velma, Would-Be Vampire-Killer

       Here's the second of the three-piece Velma commission series. I was thinking back over the many vampire-hunter-versus-vampire confrontations I've seen in movies...

Velma Commission

     I was commissioned to do three pieces involving Velma from Scooby Doo (the second and third involving Abbey, so stay tuned for those), one of which was to be ...

Dr. Fate and Gaiman's Death

   Hey everyone. This week I've got a couple of new commissions for you, and a modification of sorts to a recent announcement. Above is a piece I just completed for a customer who of...

Cosmic Connections

     Have you wondered (or have I already explained...?) where the banners for my "Naughty Bits" posts came from? Probably not. But I'll tell you anyway. I did an adult sho...

Beauties & Beasts: Lovecraftian Horrors

     This Beauties & Beasts piece has a high ick factor, what with the tentacles and the teeth and the pinching claws, so I worked  hard at counterpointin...