02. Tom Gauld

In the styles of Tom Gauld - as seen in the Guardian and on some Boots adverts a while back, he brings a modest style alongside a wry wit to all his work, whether it's a print of characters for an epic tale or a book cover for The Three Musketeers.

01. Jamie Smart (Updated)

In the style of Jamie Smart - a great British illustrator/cartoonist who I have known of since enjoying Space Raoul in The Funday Times section of The Sunday Times, and continue to follow his Whubble strip (like Dilbert, but weirder and with more animals) and now his work is to be animated with a series based on Fish-Head Steve, about a town who wake to find they're all a bit deformed in the head.

Update: I contacted Jamie (on DeviantArt) to tell him about being the first style I had attempted to reproduce with Wolverine and not long after he got back to me.

"i bloody love this! thank you so much for showing me, turns out Wolverine looks great as Whubble (or vice versa). Wholverine?
The other styles looks great too! ^_^

jamie"