Been a little bit since I've updated, and there are a few things going on.  First off, the above image is one of a few sketches I have done for the blog "Shut-Up and Draw".  The theme this week was "song inspired images", so I chose Black River Killer from Blitzen Trapper.  Check out the rest of my sketches and all my artist buds over at the website if you are so inclined.

Still doing weekly updates of THE HOUSE ALWAYS WINS (THAW) written by Josh Hechinger.  It is a strange webcomic that we describe as J-Pop Horror meets reality game show.  THE HOUSE ALWAYS WINS can be found at the comic site R+M.

I am chipping away at Lil Charlie, and still on goal to have the first comic of my devil friend ready by the end of the year.  It will also be released at R+M before going to print.

Finally, a publisher has been found for a project writer Russell Lissau and I have been talking about for years.  Expect more on that in the future.

THAW shirt in progress

Working on an image for the first THE HOUSE ALWAYS WINS (T.H.A.W.) shirt.  You know you want one.

This is a piece done for something I can't talk about in depth for a few weeks.  When I can, expect a link.

Page of artwork done while at QC AnimeZing.  Had a great time.  Very cool attendees, great getting to meet and hang with the other guests, and the staff to really good care of Alan Evans and I.

Desk Shot (part 2)

another desk shot

desk shot

desk-shot of a Lil Charlie page.

a lil smack-down about ready to be laid.

some random sketching...

done during C2E2:

SKETCH

 

Sketchbook cover all colored up.

Sketchbook

 

putting together a mini-comic sketchbook I will have on sale at C2E2.  This is the cover sketch I'm working on for it, today.

T.H.A.W. promo

A promo for THE HOUSE ALWAYS WINS (THAW).

now, with more colors...

did this guy lil-by-little, when I thought I needed to be distracted.

lil something I'm...

...playing with.  Not that I needed to divide my attention anymore at the moment, but sometimes an idea gets into your head and you have to get it out.  This is just after stating the coloring process, and the black & white line art.