Welcome to the Woods. I hope to see more of your beautiful artwork soon.

Ian 'skully' Morgan replies: "thanks, I plan to add some more soon!"

You like Giger? Check out Rhodri McCormack at: http://www.elfwood.com/art/r/h/rhodri/rhodri.html

Ian 'skully' Morgan replies: "I do, I have done and his work is amazing."

I think I like the moon picture best; just because it is so striking. I am still pretty amazed at the detail in the bio-mechanical pictures though.

Love your music and interests! you have an exquisite gallery

Seen this one? http://www.elfwood.com/fanq/d/c/dclee2/xenocoloradjust.jpg.ht- - ml

Also, being both an archaeologist and a collector of bones who occasionally draws things, I recommend to you for inspiration the skulls of gibbons and badgers, the pelvises of seabirds and the skeletons of bats. That and a trip to London to visit the Huntarian museum if at all possible - bodysnatcher or not, the range of things Hunter collected in there is fascinating, including bones massively deformed by the later stages of syphilis so they look like they%u2019ve half-exploded, half turned into plants...

Ian 'skully' Morgan replies: "that museum sounds fascinating, i’ll have to try and visit that."

They let you virtual-tour little bits, though it’s far more impressive in the flesh, genuine 18th-century hideous experiments and all...here: http://www.rcseng.ac.uk/about/virtual_tours/museum.html

If you click the crystal gallery frame with the skeletons of the Irish Giant and the guy with crazy spinal bifidia and turn a full circle in the ’tour’ window, you should be able to see the preserved head of a ****rel who had his spurs grafted into his comb, where they grew like horns...under that is a beaver’s jaw where the lower tooth has grown full circle, though I don’t think you can really see it in the picture. It’s a beautiful artifact, almost art nouveau, so long as one doesn’t think about the treatment of the poor creatures Hunter collected...

Since Giger is my favorite painter of all time, I can definitely say you got something from him in your biomechanoids pictures. It is done with style, detail and accuracy. Keep it up!

Ian 'skully' Morgan replies: "thank you."

I like your smiley

your art is very creative... Red Skull reminds me of terminator only in flesh instead of roboticness

I like your pictures alot, especialy the black and white pic’s... a bit of "Giger-ish" feeling ower them in some way.