Portland!

First here's a little sketch I did. Minneapolis summer! It's making me stupid happy. Let's not talk about it. I'll have a table at the Stumptown Comic Fest this weekend with Evan Palmer! It should be an awesome convention and will undoubtably be a great trip. Portland never lets me down. I'll post some photos of the convention once I get back. I'd like to show more stuff that I've been working on but it's all going to be in my upcoming book so you'll just have to trust that I've been drawing comics. And I have been! I promise!

Moonbaby part two

Here's the second part of the Moonbaby comic. If you haven't read the first part, you can here. Enjoy!

Failed hourly comics

Seems like every year, on hourly comic day, I am at my poorest and have the worst moods. You can read last years hourlies here. As you can see, I am still wearing the same coat. I didn't finish this years comics, motivation and mood made me a big baby but I figured you can see my attempts anyway. I threw in a little drawing about a trip to the prestigious Country Bar.

PS. my money situation is so much better right now and my mood along with it! Whew!

Moonbaby

Here is a big update featuring the first thirteen pages from my newest comic, Moonbaby. It's kinda weird. It's drawn on vellum, no inking, just pencils. I really like working this way, it's more immediate and flexible than working with ink. ALSO, before you read the comic, read this awesome review for The Offering over at Thirteen Minutes! Then maybe buy it! Enjoy the beginning of Moonbaby! .

Serving

This is what I imagine what people will say about me once I start serving next week. Maybe.

Finest moments

I've been drawing a lot of drunk self portraits in my sketchbook while on vacation. Here's some that I colored while watching my dad cook lasagna.

Skinny-dipping

Short comicthing I drew in my sketchbook. I was thinking about summer and the first time I went skinny-dipping. Everything felt weird and new because I didn't have my glasses on therefore everything I saw was super blurry. Clicking on the images will make it clearer and easier to read, with or without glasses.