Nice - of course, that'd be the Jon Finch style "Hai Karate aftershave" version of JC. It did nonetheless inspire me to turn up at GamesDay 87 with a briefcase containing a Colt Python and a selection of chocolate digestives. Ah, youth...
Indeed, you've sussed that I based it on you. The hips, that hair, such savoir faire. Indeed it was at savoir faire that you rode the dodgems with (as you put it) 'a Miki'. We misheard thinking Lush, it was revealed - a Dolenz. Alas!
I will shortly be signing up to a Linux forum (http://linuxmint.com/) and will possibly be using the screen name Jerry Cornelius or JC. Having searched various Cornelius images for an avatar your drawing is perfect because it's, well..... perfect! Any objection to me using it? Rob, UK.
It's great you like it and it please me enormously that it captures something for you, it really does.
It's strange thought that in Cornelius we appreciate the dandy, but in life (Bowen, who's changed a lot since Bullseye, and hang about - there's a topic to explore) we find them somewhat different?
Nice - of course, that'd be the Jon Finch style "Hai Karate aftershave" version of JC. It did nonetheless inspire me to turn up at GamesDay 87 with a briefcase containing a Colt Python and a selection of chocolate digestives. Ah, youth...
ReplyDeleteIndeed, you've sussed that I based it on you. The hips, that hair, such savoir faire. Indeed it was at savoir faire that you rode the dodgems with (as you put it) 'a Miki'. We misheard thinking Lush, it was revealed - a Dolenz. Alas!
ReplyDeleteHello Alan,
DeleteI will shortly be signing up to a Linux forum (http://linuxmint.com/) and will possibly be using the screen name Jerry Cornelius or JC.
Having searched various Cornelius images for an avatar your drawing is perfect because it's, well..... perfect!
Any objection to me using it?
Rob, UK.
Sure, no worries. It came out a bit too Brian Cox for me but I'll do another sometime. Credit source, and source away!
DeleteMmm… so my mental image of Jerry is Brian Cox?? Ah well, better than Llewelyn-Bowen!
ReplyDeleteIt's great you like it and it please me enormously that it captures something for you, it really does.
DeleteIt's strange thought that in Cornelius we appreciate the dandy, but in life (Bowen, who's changed a lot since Bullseye, and hang about - there's a topic to explore) we find them somewhat different?