Drawing ...

I stopped trying to draw in 4th form art class, when my teacher told me I was hopeless. Thirty years later, in 2012, I was inspired to pick up a pen and doodle some silly faces, and I stuck at it every day (or most days) for several months. Now I can say I'm a published artist, having had two comics I've drawn accepted into Seqapunch Quarterly, #4 and #5. The picture here is from the story they printed in issue 4. I'm still much more comfortable with writing something for others to draw, but I'm determined to stick at the art, and I will even start posting a self-drawn webcomic sometime soonish ... once I have a very large buffer of material. More on that soon ...

Utterly Rucked fan art

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This Utterly Rucked art was done by demontales as part of the Drunk Duck mid-year secret Santa exchange. Wonderful stuff. I'll edit this in a few days to provide a link to demontales comics, but the Drunk Duck is detoxing at the moment, and has been down for a week.

Thanks demontales. It was amazing to see drawn versions of the Playmobil characters, and the blood splatter was inspired.

Sneak Peek 2

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Here's the first panel of a story called Bad Meat, drawn beautifully by Andy Sanchez Barreto. When it's done I'll let you know where you can view it.

Sneak Peek 1

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I have a six-page story going into an online webcomic anthology next week. It's the first episode of AFTER (the script of which is somewhere on this blog). I'll post the pages in tandem here as well when they go up, but for now here's a sneak peek at the wonderful artwork done by skreem.

I still need a photo or realistic artwork of a person or person looking at some dice for episode 28 of Character Development. So far the response has been underwhelming (read, nonexistent).