I participated in this year’s annual Hourly Comics day. It was yesterday and the results are posted on my personal blog. Click the title above to check it out! Let me know what you think!
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I did a guest strip for Luke Surl! He wrote it and I drew it. I plan on doing more as soon as I have time. Check it out!
A cartoonist pal and fellow webcomicker Skar of the webcomic Mojo drew me this awesome drawing and actually mailed it to me. It was super nice of him and I really appreciate it.
This is a little comic I did in my sketchpad and posted on my blog. Check it out!
Pea Green Coffee Cup is not only my first webcomic but my first complete comic experience. I have drawn my whole life with no direction or means to an end outside of compulsive doodling. I’m very lucky to have a wife as supportive as Johanna. While some people can propel themselves through art and life [...]
One my favorite webcomics to read, “Invisible Hair Suit” by Edgar McHerly had a guest comic contest. I submitted to it and got honorable mention! He made a part 1 to an unfinished comic. The contest was to fill in the rest. You can see mine as well as the others and the winner’s submissions [...]
Hey everybody! My comic book G’Night Old Man is now available if you want to buy a copy! They’re $4.50 if you get them online ($3+s&h).
Please throw some love and support in for a friend with a great comic project
on April 26th, 2011Posted In: Blog
Bizhan Khodabandeh is a brilliantly talented designer and fellow gentleman-comic book artist. His latest project is well on it’s way to completion and I wanted to throw the information out there so you can see what a beautiful project it is and have an opportunity to throw in a few sheckles to make this thing [...]
I’ve started posting pages from my comic journal on this website. I’m also posting pages from my sketchbook and just general process and things going on in my life. A lot of times I do these comics as warm-up comics for other stuff I’m working on. I hope you enjoy them, they’re a lot of [...]
