Heyooooooo! The second issue in the arc of Wasteland I’m illustrating is out this week. Action! Adventure! Horrible mutants with bad complexions! You should buy it. Antony Johnston continues to make this one of the best comics on the shelves.

Here’s the other watercolor commission I did at ECCC earlier this year. Kirk was kind enough to scan it and post it up on comicartfans.com.

The latest, I was inspired to do the villains of the Fafhrd and the Grey Mouser short story, “Ill Met in Lankhmar.”

I’ve been looking at Jean Baptiste-Monge’s work a lot lately. This warm-up was inspired by his fantastic stuff.

This is how this week has felt. 45 minute warmup, pencil and digital. That is all.

It was pretty awesome! This weekend was my first time having a table at a con, and I think I’m addicted. Everyone who came by was super nice (maybe a little too nice… what’s their angle?). Thanks to everyone who took a minute to look through my stuff, and especially to the people who bought commissions, they were a blast to work on!

Speaking of said commissions, here’s one of them. The second one I didn’t get a chance to photograph, unfortunately. So until a scanned version pops up, here’s a blurry, badly lit photo of Delirium, from Neil Gaiman’s Sandman series.

Hey all,

Haven’t been around for a while! I’ve been super busy with Wasteland for Oni Press, and a few other small projects. I finished up my first issue a week or so ago, so look for it around June this year!

I haven’t had a chance to do much drawing for myself, and certainly nothing finished enough to subject anyone’s eyeballs to. So here’s one somewhat whole sketch from the other day

I was working on this one for WAAAAAY too long. I originally started this one to enter into a contest, but still wasn’t happy with it when the deadline rolled along. I submitted it, but kept picking at it for months afterwards. It’s mostly watercolor, with a good deal of it painted over in gouache. The original is 19 by 13.

New stuff. Yup.

This is my favorite werewolf movie. Actually Neil Marshall, the writer/director of this one, has another movie in my top favorite horror movies: The Descent. Which, coincidentally, will be my next illustration in the horror series!