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.

Travel Log

Nothing new today, so here's one of the last weekly comics I did for Flagpole Magazine.

No Depth Perception

"Cyclops"

8.5 x 5.5" Acrylic on cardboard

I did this messing around with acrylic paints for the first time in awhile. It eventually wound up on the inside cover of an issue of Big Deal Comics & Stories.

Where Were You?

This is how I met my wife. It was a long lonely road leading up to that New Year's party. It's nuts when you meet someone that you stay with and you realize that the two of you probably passed each other on the street a good number of times before your eyes ever caught each other. Circumstances, etc. Things happen for a reason and you meet that someone when you're supposed to, I guess.

I've Heard This Place Is Warm and Cheap

I did this five years ago during the winter. At the bottom you can see where I not only noted the date, but also added "clear out, 33 degress F". Just thought future generations should know what weather conditions I drew this under. Also, I'm a weather nerd.

Not a Self Portrait

"The Morning After Wandering Around The City"

8.5 x 11" Color Pencil, watercolor & tempera paint on blue typing paper