Now With Color!

Pencils, inks and graytones.

Sequence of Events

These are the first three panels of a three page story I'm submitting to an anthology.
If I actually make it in time - family emergencies have come up and they come first - it will be my first published comic story/art. I'm excited about it. Now just two more pages to finish.

Our 2006 Christmas Card

Next year's card will be a big, elaborate production.
I'll start on it in the fall.
There are huge plans in effect for next years major Christmas Card production.
I'll make enough to give to everyone and anyone.

The Duck.

This is second, of two comic strips starring The Duck.
Toilet jokes are funny. But probably not as funny as fart jokes.

One of Many Spidey Sketches

So what do you do when you can't think of anything else to draw?
Well, you draw Spider-Man.

Robot!

Robots are fun to doodle.
I'd like to have a whole 'finished' sketchbook of just robots.
That'll probably happen by the time I'm and old man.

Page from Submission

Having fun keeping things loose. I love nice texture in drawings.
Three more pages and a cover and it's ready for coloring.

Chickens are dumb

Cows are dumb, too, but they seem smarter. Probably because they're a lot bigger.

Just a sample

This is just a small sample of illustrations done for a big reading program. These things are cool because they're featured in a multi-million dollar selling program. And there haven't been very many changes (which is nice.)

A Panel from my Submission

This is a panel from a submission I'm working on.
Of course, I'm sure it's the best damn thing any comic company will ever see.

The Man Who Was Poe

Cover art for "The Man Who Was Poe"
I like the way this turned out.

The Comic Strip

I wish I could think of a good title for this comic strip.
I also wish I had the time to finish more, so I could finally print a huge book of all of the strips I have written, stuffed in an envelope on my book shelf.

Zombie Cop