Big thanks to my friend Laurel for getting me out to some life drawing! Here is one from a few weeks ago: These are from last night. I do hope to keep going to these life drawing sessions. They are not only good for keeping my drawing eye in shape, but I also… Continue Reading
A gallery of all the final art work that was used for the book The Story of the Fisherman.… Continue Reading
A friend of mine commissioned me to do a pet portrait of her chi-weenie dog, Burt Wayne (aka Bat Dog.) She had seen some of the sketches that I was posting of dogs in costumes and wanted something similar for her little pup. At first I mistakenly thought that the “Burt” of Burt Wayne was referring to… Continue Reading
Page 4 sketches from The Boyler Kat. With the appearance of the horrible monster, the #pencil portion of the first half of this #comic is done! Now, onto the inking!
When I was a boy, I remember my father who was an engineer, reminiscing about the days before Auto-Cad. When actual draftsmen would layout the details of the factories. My dad would talk about how he could see a certain beauty in the way that the conduits and ducts would be organized. I was thinking… Continue Reading
During the course of working on “The Story of the Fisherman” I’ve generated many many sketches, here are just a few. I hope you enjoy them.… Continue Reading
We all know what happens to the curious cat, right?! #pencil #comic #illustration
I was doing some research and using the copious amounts of cat videos online as reference for my comic “The Boyler Kat.” What a life! #pencil #comics #illustration
The beginning of the final sketches for my comic “The Boyler Kat.”
On what turned out to be an enchanting rainy weekend here in Santa Cruz, a group of nine wonderful people gathered at the Santa Cruz Art League to attend my first “Micro Comics, Maximum Fun!” workshop. I was amazed at the diversity of people who came out for the workshop. There were teachers, comics enthusiasts,… Continue Reading
