ReedPop 2013 Chirstmas Card
I have done a lot of work with the fine folks over at ReepPop - they are the people who bring you such greats shows as the New York Comic…
Dig Dug Webcomic on Shiftylook.com
Here is my web comic version of Dig Dug for shiftylook.com, I am excited to share this piece of work with everyone. A little back story for those who don't know... back…
Batman in High Heels?
Jill Pantozzi has written for a number of websites including Newsarama, MTV Splash Page, and The Mary Sue. A geek-girl of the highest order, I've seen her at several conventions,…
The-Gutters.com Issue # 238 Illustration
Just this past weekend I illustrated an installment of The-Gutters.com, a webcomic lampooning all sides of the comic book industry, from the characters and stories to the creators themselves, and…
Panelsonpage.com Fangirl Calendar Art
Click on the above image to enlarge my 2012 Fangirl of the Month Calendar artwork produced for panelsonpages.com. As I mentioned in my previous post, I was asked to…
PanelsonPages.com Fangirl of the Month Calendar
I was honored to be asked to be one of the participating artists for the 2012 Fangirl of the Month Calendar created by the fine folks over at panelsonpages.com. Have you been to panelsonpages.com? Well, they provide the official video from the New York Comic Con, do cool things like post the ENTIRE AVENGERS PANEL from NYCC, and they are an awesome source for pop culture (hence the name) from comics to wrestling, television to… well, you name it. They also have a network of podcast shows which are great entertainment, and from time to time you can hear me as a guest on Tuesday nights with my own take on things. (more…)
Chapter Illustrations for The Knight Seeker
Last year, I was asked by my friend Eric M. Cooper to create a few illustrations for his novel Knight Seeker. If you've been to a comic convention, you've probably…
ADS #2 – Frankenstein has a headache
Here is my second "Almost Daily Sketch" of an obvious riff on Frankenstein's monster. Sometimes I like to see how far I can stretch, pull or exaggerate parts of an…