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YouTube video by Pete Mitchell Making Mr B stuff

I made a short video about all the Mr B stuff I’ve made. He might be my favorite lil guy to draw.

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I’m working on an acoustic remix of Obey the Groove. I shared it on my Patreon page here: www.patreon.com/nomorekings

Ha! Cowards!!

I made some fun wintery wallpapers recently. It might be fun to animate some of these scenes.

It’s so silly. At this point the robots are actually better at solving captchas than we are.

I’ve been trying to get better at daily sketchbook sketching. Here are a few recent spreads.

What do you think of this as a sticker design?

I had a spambots mug made, but I’m not sure it works in this format.

Ooh I had an idea for a spambot repair game, I should revisit it.

Ha! I like him too, with his dangly little arm!

I made all these little robots a while ago, with the intention of animating them.

Thanks man!

Found these older drawings in my sketchbook today. I want to bring them into my iPad to color.

You rock!!

Woohoo!!

Oh, sorry I didn’t answer this! I tried to find footage of the finished game, that I thought was on my YouTube channel! Maybe it’s on a hard drive somewhere?

Ha!! I can relate! In some ways, I guess these are self portraits!

And thanks for your kind words! I’m still trying to figure BlueSky out, but I for sure plan to post as much art as I can!

Third painting in my grumpyheads series. I’m trying to find ways to add texture and color variation.

Aaah! This is absolutely adorable!

Working on a new watercolor series.

Ha! I actually did make a video game from this series! My friend Clarence and I made a weird little Katamari type game called Myopia.

Cosmonaut Petey just hanging around.

Trying to get five pieces in this series, to turn into a postcard set. 2 more to go!

Ha! I like your metric for comparison!

Don’t let them tell you that you’re too darn loud.

I’ve been taking old watercolor paintings of these little microscopic critters, and making digital paintings of them in Procreate.