Tuesday, October 18, 2016

One last post for the road!


I'd be amazed if anyone is still checking in on this neglected little corner of the internet, what with me having been incredibly rubbish at keeping it updated... BUT if you are, a) thank you for stopping by! and b) this blog is now officially over. Or at least it is now officially an archive/mausoleum instead of an ongoing concern. Or at least it is for now.

I've moved operations to a brand new site, neil-evans.net, with its own built in blog, for the sake of keeping things consolidated. As part of the general shake-up, 'Nelson Evergreen' has been ditched in favour of my unmemorable but functional actual name, so I can concentrate on promoting myself specifically as a childrens' illustrator and writer; Nelson will one day be let out of the attic to make more of those weird sweary comics for grownups that he liked to do, upon which this page will no doubt lurch back to some sort of life.

Oh, and for scribbles and works in progress there's now Evans The Sketch, my Instagram page.

Okay, that's it! Bye for now Blogger.




Monday, June 22, 2015

Dragon A La Carte


The Vampire Faculty


The Grin in the Dark





































Published by Stone Arch Books

Bullet Catcher








































Written by Chris Bradford
Published by Barrington Stoke.

The Screaming Bridge


Published by Stone Arch Books.

Klopsy & Chops

Fan pic of Paul O'Connell, Lawrence Elwick and Lord Hurk's brilliant, funny and deeply upsetting comic strip Klopsy and Chops. God help me. I just can't look away...

Saturday, March 07, 2015

The Spine Tingler





Opening sequence from 'Library of Doom: The Spine Tingler' (published by Stone Arch Books). I went a bit Lovecraft meets Giger on this one!

Thursday, November 13, 2014

"Python Adventure"






Written by Anthony McGowan, published by Puffin - I had a fantastic time illustrating this series! Loved the stories, loved the characters :)

The Caves






My favourite sequence from "The Caves", a series of six written by Benjamin Hulme-Cross and published by A & C Black. It's a dystopian near-future TV show where rightly or wrongly convicted teens are dumped into a cave network and some form of terrible cyborg predator is set loose on them.