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.

Comments 6 Comments »

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!

Comments No Comments »

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

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

Bolin Process
Nightwing Process
Juri Process
Marcus Process
Asuka Kazama Process

Comments No Comments »

Hey, I did 20 sketch cards for the Marvel Beginnings trading cards by Upper Deck! I guess these are randomly tossed into booster packs? I'm new to this sort of thing.

Comments 1 Comment »

Here's a recent commission featuring Spike, Elektra, and Vincent from the Cowboy Bebop movie! I tried a different process for this one, using brown, red, and yellow watercolors instead of black ink to do the linework. Color was applied afterwards with Photoshop. Below  is also what the original piece looks like, sans color treatment.

Cowboy Bebop Commission

 

Comments No Comments »