Late Popfest Flagpole cover!

Here's a cover for Flagpole Magazine last month, which coincided with Athens Popfest. Go and read about... stuff that... happened last month? Or just enjoy the cover.

New Nightmares!

I have four little paintings at Flicker Theater and Bar located in downtown Athens, Georgia. They're part of a Halloween themed art show called "Little Monsters" curated by Cindy Jerrell. Swing by there and take a look at 'em if you're in the area. Better yet, buy one and hang it over your couch or daybed!

Never Enough Hands.

"Balancing Act"

9" x 15.5" Ink on paper

In the Mood for Stabbing

"Don't Bring A Knife To A Gun Fight"

2006, ink on some kind of paper. White, probably. Cardstock maybe? I can't remember.

Hugo Shows You The Stars

"Exploring With Hugo"

Originally appeared in a 2000 Flagpole Magazine

Like surgery, so I'm told.

"Recovering"

3.5 x 7.5" Ink on paper, digitally colored

In the days before doing it on a Mac...

This ran with an article about home recording from a 2004 Flagpole Magazine.

Octopus was what I meant to say...

"Hey! Didja Hear The One About The Farmer's Daughter?"

2002, Ink on paper

Originally appeared in Flagpole Magazine

Bloody but funny

"Open The Bloodgates!"

This originally appeared in the 6th annual Wide Awake Press comics anthology Wide Awake 666 which had a fun horror theme. My comic was a throwback to the Eerie Publications horror magazines from the 70's, which sported some of the most obnoxious over the top covers of any horror comic. These covers were train wrecks, usually with a couple of Draculas fighting a mummy over the body of a decapitated werewolf. While my comic may look goofy, it wasn't far off from the inspiration source.

She can lift a car, if needed.

"Strong As All Getout"

6 x 9.8" Ink on paper, digitally colored

Bad ideas and a light head.

"Am I Going To Or Not?"

6.5 x 9" Ink on paper

Ancient Comic From Yesteryear!

Here's a comic I did during my first year at Flagpole Magazine from 1998. Ugh, what a strange year that was. Kinda fun, kinda awful, kinda social, kinda lonely.

A Town Gone Mad

"Friday Night Tragoston City Police Blotter"

From the 2009 FLUKE Comics Anthology edited by Wide Awake Press

I wonder who will win.

"Battle For The Hearts" (rough sketch)

11 x 12" Ink on paper

I'll have a HeroesCon report pretty soon. I just can't get motivated enough to download the photos, etc. BUT SOON, I TELL YOU.

Shoulda watched the Weather Channel (Thursday Post #3)

"Unicorn in Thunderstorm"

10 x 6.5" Ink and watercolor on cardboard

She rides a mean machine (Thursday Post #2)

"Queen of the Track"

10 x 6.5" Ink and watercolor on cardboard

Probably an Elliott Smith song (Thursday Post #1)

"This Song Only Makes Me Feel Worse And It Won't Bring Her Back"

10 x 6.5" Ink and watercolor on cardboard

Sorry for the pun.

"Owl Carry You Home"

8.5 x 5.5" Ink and watercolor on cardboard

Maybe They Resent Each Other (Tuesday Post #3)

"Mutual Biting"

7 x 10" Ink

Maybe they're in love. (Tuesday Post #2)

"Forehead Sweat"

3 x 7" Ink

Following him all morning. (Tuesday Post #1)

"I'm Still Here. Sorry"

8.8 x 5.5" Ink and watercolor on cardboard

He Ain't Heavy, He's My Monster

"I Know You Know How To Walk"

8.5 x 5.5" Ink and watercolor on cardbaord

Sticks out like a sore thumb.

"Right Where They Said It Was"

8.5 x 5.5" Ink and watercolor on cardboard

Bet he can read in the dark.

"Down the Hallway in the Study"

8.5 x 5.5" Ink and watercolor on cardboard

Just a monster, that's all.

"Don't Worry About Him"

8.5 x 5.5" Ink and watercolor on cardboard

Wake up, wake up, now.

"Bad Dreams, Sort Of"

8.5 x 5.5" Ink and watercolor on cardboard

Awful martini, I guess.

"Don't Argue With This Bartender, Dear"

8.5 x 5.5" Ink and watercolor on cardboard

Like a horse, only better.

"And She's Off On Her Quest"

8.5 x 5.5" Ink and watercolor on cardboard

Part of the Amazing Saturday Nights series

"Don't Worry About Me, I'm Doing Fine"

8.5 x 5.5" Ink and watercolor on cardboard

The Spark!

This is a comic I did for The Comic Eye anthology published by Blind Bat Press. Spoiler alert; I never found "the spark" to give the story I mentioned in this comic a satisfying ending.

He'll figure it out.

"He Thinks She Still Likes Him"

8.5 x 5.5" Ink and watercolor on cardboard

Dinosaurs; they're great, right?

"Who Doesn't Like Dinosaurs?"

8.5 x 5.5" Ink on Cardbaord

The Kraken, a Kupcake, & a Kutie

"I Knew You Liked Cupcakes"

8.5 x 5.5" Ink and watercolor on cardboard

Don't Worry, He Doesn't Crash

"Didn't Think This Would Work"

8.5 x 5.5" Ink and watercolor on cardboard

Jellyfish BF

"My Boyfriend the Jellyfish is Pretty Great, See"

8.5 x 5.5" Ink and watercolor on carboard

Tussle

"Tussle"

7 x 9" Ink and Watercolor on paper

SURPRISE DOCUMENTS

Something old today, something new tomorrow.

Singalongdingdong

I drew this a few minutes before dozing off at a friend's house. I was tired and loopy. I think I need to expand this character into a full story, like a guy who's an amazing singer, but he's always forgetting his pants when he performs in public. I dunno.

Aw, just look at 'em...

"They're Going Out Now"

13 x 10" Acrylic on cardboard

Prizefighter Fingerbiter

Always helps when you're anxious. Gloves couldn't hurt, but that's how the amateurs do it.

Buried Treasure comic for The Dollar Bin anthology

Here's some panels from a two page comic I have in The Dollar Bin's comics anthology that will premiere at this year's HeroesCon.

Reading in bed should be an Olympic Sport.

"People Reading, Talking, and Thinking in Bed, Some Alone and Others with Lovers"

The Novella

You know what I like? Musicals. I also like comics. So, sometimes I combine the two and BAM! I get something like this. C'mon, sing this aloud to the tune of your favorite Sloan or Hollies song.