The 24th Century Geek

I drew this soon after seeing the Star Trek movie --- but forgot to share! And yes, that's Shatner.

The MCAF's Meow.

This past weekend I attended The Maine Comic Arts Festival in Portland with the huge force that is The Boston Comics Roundtable. This is definitely the break-out comic/small press convention --- and it was all thanks to Rick Lowell and his excellent staff, who had a fully realized and not to mention FUN festival their first year! How about that photo? Cat power!

So now I'm working hard to get to MoCCA; and yes, the rumors are true, the Star Wars fanbook trilogy will be premiering there.

Sketch Card Auction

I donated some sketch cards to Comics for Cures and they are up for auction on Ebay!  Proceeds go to the American Cancer Society so bid bid bid my Vikings!

Futurama card is here!  Artie card is here!

Probably can't show any more than this spec work... but I assure you, I've been drawing some cool things lately, and can't wait to show more! On the topic of Muppets, I finally had the chance to see the full version of A Muppet Family Christmas. Add it to your holiday watch list if you have the opportunity! Happy New Year everyone!

Arrrt

Drew this pirate poster for fun and because the pop-up map idea has been in my head for a while now. With so many prints leftover from this weekend's convention, I might put it up for sale on my website.

Before comics roamed the Earth there was...

Well, I inked page one! Of course, with a show in Providence this weekend it might be put aside for a bit. For a related dino-link, check out the Nova's Four-Winged Dinosaur episode.

They're back?

So I'm working on a new book, and thought I'd start posting about it in my new blog. I've been meaning to make another kid-friendly comic, and thought dinosaurs would be a great theme. The main story is a modern prehistoric take on the tale of Sysiphus. However, it'll also include a few postcards, since I found a replacement blade for my paper cutter that makes perforated cuts. Brilliant. Above is Pachycephalosaurus --- although I'd say the drawings only 75% done. More to come!