Ok, more art is going up on the site almost every week! I’ve been alternating between posting new (or at least “new to you!”) illustrations and con sketches and new Soul Chaser Betty stuff. This week, I’m adding some new Betty stuff that is actually quite old, but never before seen by a lot of …
(Warning: This post contains artistic nudity and is therefore marked NSFW). More new art’s going up on the site today, and this time it’s all about dangerous beauties. First up is another Copic marker experiment called Flame Hair (Dangerous Beauty). This time I took a black and white print of a sketch I had done …
Ok, let’s get right into it. I’ve started inking Soul Chaser Betty and the — Hey, wait a minute, I haven’t revealed the title of the new story yet! That’ coming soon as I work on finalizing the logo for the new book. But I digress. Lets get back to talking about progress. I’m about …
Have you ever wondered how comic book pages get made? Well, there’s about a million different ways artists go about it, but I decided to share a quick post showing how I do it. I hope you enjoy seeing what goes into each page of Salvage Hounds! Check out the gallery for a guided tour …
Progress has been going steady on Salvage Hounds, and today I’m ready to reveal the full color cover for the 40 page book! This was a challenge to create, as I wanted to get all the main characters in there, plus the Mutt, their aging, but stalwart vessel. I also just happened to nervously turn …
In 2019 I hemmed and hawed about doing Inktober. I mean, which was more important? Inktober or getting some character and mechanical designs done for a new comic? Inktober or editing my novel? Inktober or working on some new pieces to turn into art prints? And then Inktober’s first keyword was RING. Damn you, Inktober. …
A finished drawing can take me hours, usually days, (sometimes weeks or months, if I’m being truly honest). So along came Inktober 2018! I had always wanted to try it, and in 2018 I finally had no excuses (quitting your day job really frees up a chunk of time)—but was I really going to whip …
Remember when you were a kid and wanted to draw, but didn’t know what to doodle with your crayons? So you asked you mom or dad what to draw, and they gave you an idea—anything—so long as it would get you off their back and give them just one goddamn moment’s peace? Inktober’s kinda like …
