Paul Langley Illustration

Who will win? 

How else is he supposed to deliver pizzas in space?

Because it's "Nacho Cheese". Arch nemesis of Superfly Pizza Guy, and all round baddie.  Yes. He is made from cheese.

Apparently so. Some slight costume tweaks, for further character development.

Delivering pizza to a nebula near you. This is my current project. Delivering pizzas in space whilst combating the galaxy's ne'er-do -wells is the basic premise of the project. 

The world's best secret agent.  Smoking boxing glove.  Handlebar moustache. Heart-shaped sun glasses. Green mohawk. 

Captain Hazzard. An idea for a hero who just can't catch a lucky break. This came off the back of an idea I had for a short story. This is all that came of the idea, but I've drawn influence from it for another project.

Character and weapon designs for a steam punk theme.

A character design. Based on an idea I had for a short story a while back. The idea was a life lived through video games. I wanted the character to resemble the (unfair!) archetypal gamer.

I like the chalkboard style background, with the vectors overlaid on this image. 

Close-up of one of the characters from my last upload. 

Some faces.

Another, different, Luchador. Excuse the foul language; but his arrogant look gives the feeling that he really doesn't care...

This is a character of mine that I am wishing to develop. I have what can only be described as the beginning of a story fleshed out, and really want to breathe some life into it. As you may have guessed, his name is 'el Luchador fantasmal', or 'the ghostly wrestler' to you and I.  I will post more of him up here once I think that I have developed him, and his story, enough.

Another vector image. I wanted to try out a slight variation in the style with this one, as well as having the image be predominantly black and white.

"Kid Squid" is a fictional character, created by me, and this illustration aims to encapsulate the idea of the old 'pulp' comic books and novels, interpreted through digital techniques. I imagine Kid Squid to be a mischievous little so-and-so, always getting up to no good. Hopefully, this will be the first of many illustrations utilizing this aesthetic.