EGO Trip

Hey boys and ghouls, wanted to report that the comic project I've been working on was just officially announced by the publisher Image! The book is called EGO's, the first issue to be appearing Jan15 2014. I'm including links to the press release, as well as an interview Stuart Moore (my writer/co-creator on the the project) and I did for Comic Book Resources. Here's a little piece of EGO's art as well, for your pleasure.

Press Release

Interview

Soulja Boy

Color version of the soldier guy from last post.

Pooper Trooper

Somewhere past Titan...

Just polished up this illustration, it's a old one that serves as the homepage for me lil' website. Here we see the Space Creep gang, undergoing some navigational difficulties.

Wishing you were somehow here again...

Hey guys, my most sincere apologies for what has been an extended radio-silence. I wish such a long time hadn't elapsed between our meetings, but as they say: if wishes and buts were clusters and nuts we'd all have a bowl of granola. Words to live by.

Here are a few more pages from the Ghostface Killa comic #3, out today.

Boo Two

 Second post on the GhostFace Killer pages from Issue #2.

Boo.

Two pages from the newest GhostFace Killah Comic. I'll post s'more next week.

Full Coverage

Some new cover art, just finished.

Exquisite Corpse

Hey-ho hiddlie-hi. Back after two loooong weeks of no posts, I fear I haven't been working on stuff outside the publishing-cordon sanitaire. I do however have a little gem today, indeed I do.

About every other week I meet up with two of my favorite comic artists, my SVA-buddy Ian Bertram and James Harren of B.P.R.D fame. These guys are sketchbook dynamos and to watch them draw is a singular, if somewhat ennui generating, experience. Check them out . Anyways, in this most recent meet-up we indulged in a rousing round of Exquisite Corpse, the product displayed above. Pretty cool, no?

In case it's not self-evident, I drew the legs, James the body/arms. The head is done by Ian who, on some perverse impulse the providence of which I cannot fathom, has adopted the nom de guerre of...Monkey.

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A less than satisfactory offering today folks, a fitting accompaniment for what's been less than satisfactory couple of days. Just some character sketches, you know how it is.

For your consideration, Mr. Lexington...

My comic/illustration set commissioned by the Lexington Hotel went up these week. I thought it'd be appropriate to post the comic (with script), so yeah. As always, the color's a little weird vis. internet caprice, but what's a girl to do?

Dusk Gang Children

And here we have a color version of the previously posted drawing. Again, they're an underdog gang from Space Creep, plumbing the slums of a pirate-station way off in lawless space.

Take a good, looong look. See, they're punks, a suuuper relevant sub-culture (not to mention hitherto overlooked by comics at large) and also part-animal (but only in the most aesthetic possible blend.) Brilliant? Yes. Innovative? Sure. Have I deteriorated to a point where I'm just drawing gutter-punk furries? Maybe, who can say? Listen, I'm happy, and you've just got to support me on this.

Agianst the Wall

Here's a new line drawing I worked on this weekend. They're an urban tribe of gene-splicing miscreants called the Dusk Gang Children. From Space Creep.