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The folks at Hero Initiative are at it again with their custom-cover art actions! This time the comic is The Walking Dead 100. See my contribution below, and all of the entries HERE.

I've done quite a big of work through the years that I finish, turn in, and then let die on my hard drive without ever posting online. I thought maybe it's time I go through some of it an put it on the internet! Here's are some concepts for a lighting bug mascot intended to be used to educate people about using lumens to measure light bulbs rather than watts. I like the squarish guy the best.

Everybody else is watching Strip Search too, right? If not, do it! I love this show. Not only is my Periscope Studio lady-bro Erika Moen on it, but it's just plain wonderful seeing fellow cartoonists getting some limelight.

After watching a few episodes, I knew I wanted to draw some sort pf Strip Search fan art, although I wasn't sure in what form initially. Individual portraits? Just a couple favorite contestants? Fresh off watching Episode 8, I knew I wanted to draw Erika and Amy fist bumping, so that was the idea that sparked the drawing below. Even though they can be challenging to figure out compositionally, I love fighting game poster style character collages, and it seemed like the perfect template for a drawing that required fourteen people. Many Photoshop layers and multiple recomposings later, we have this! Hopefully, nobody is offended by the way I drew them.

PORTLAND SIGNING ANNOUNCED for HUSBANDS the COMIC, Hardcover edition, by Dark Horse Comics!

Powell’s City of Books (Downtown Location)
Monday, MAY 6th, 7:30PM

Featuring Q&A with creators Jane Espenson and Brad “Cheeks” Bell + artists Ron Chan, Natalie Nourigat, and Ben Dewey!

Cosponsored by Q Center.

Mark your calendars!

I've just gotten back from Emerald City Comicon, and here are some sketches I did at the table there!

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I also took some short process videos using Vine for iOS!

Bolin Process
Nightwing Process
Juri Process
Marcus Process
Asuka Kazama Process