"This family has had its differences and we've squabbled, but we've never had knife fights before, and I blame this house"

The very first segment from the very first Treehouse of Horror.

A lovely scene from The Man In The Blue Flannel Pants.
One which I thought was great enough to try out this style on. The first time I've done it on any of my Simpsons pics.

Personally, I think dancing is one of the best things to show how dynamic the characters can be. And I am trying to vary the poses I use from drawing to drawing.
Of course, Marge and Homer would be the best choice for a Simpsons picture. Having just looked through my gallery again, I noticed I tend to draw them a lot more than most other characters. A bit odd 'cause it doesn't really seem that way.

"Hmm. Homer's Odyssey. Is this about that minivan I rented once?"

Kind of been lacking in art ideas lately. At least I still had some sketches from a while back lying around. I must have drawn this back when I got Season 13 on DVD. I always draw a lot of images based on the episodes of a particular season as soon as it is released. So I suppose you can expect a lot of Season 14 and Futurama Season 6 artwork coming up sometime soon.
This is of course based on the first part of Tales From The Public Domain. I don't know why, but I do a lot more Homer/Marge artwork than I intend to.

When I first saw the promo poster for Treehouse of Horror XXII, this was the image I knew I had to draw. It's odd that the part of the poster that stood out most too me wasn't a big part of it, it was just a little part of what I would call an overcrowded design. I suppose it's not too hard for people to realize why I would draw this. Plus I get to continue with the latest colouring style. (I know what I started off with was kind of different but this is pretty much what I want to do with original ideas) I suppose it will look better depending on whatever the situation is but I hope to use the style a lot more often.

I figured it was time to do another one like this considering it as been a loooooooong time since the last one.
And of course, based on one of my personal favourite episodes.
Mhhhhhm who can resist...

Maggie and Bobo

It seemed like a nice idea. I went with a different colouring style that I think works pretty well with this type of picture.
It's got that innocent dreamy look about it which I like.

See now, when I watch The Simpsons, I don't just watch it for humour or plot-lines. I find most inspiration from the animation, hence why my artwork turns out quite different from others. I suppose, you can appreciate it some more if it's a still image, after all you have more time to look, with no motion involved.
Anyway, I've always liked doing this type of thing with my work. It's a nice little surprise when they can do these dream sequences on the show. It lets them loose with their artistic license. The 60s/70s had a lot of colour and I was motivated to create this based on what I saw. A nice change especially considering there's usually not a lot of colour in art these days.
Then again, I do Simpsons fan art, so loads of Yellow.

From 'Homer Scissorhands'; I don't know if the animators intended for Marge's appearance to be a reference to the film, but I found the similarities were too close for it not to be.
And you know me, I love drawing parodies, I love drawing characters in new outfits. How could I resist.

+30 from *Rose-de-Noire
Thank you! He/Her (?) wanted me to draw Homer. So I did! I really like Homer too, and I didn't draw him very often in the last time, so here he's finally again. It's a more relaxed picture, because I need stuff like this right now. And I looove summer evenings, so I think it was the perfect choice. (: It becomes warmer and warmer here, and summer holidays comes closer and closer. I am so excited
I hope you like summer evenings as much as me and this picture too.

_{Homer Simpson (c) Matt Groening (The Simpsons)
Artwork (c) Me}