The panel above is from a one page comic I have in A.J. Michel’s new Syndicate Product #15. It’s a zine anthology based around the theme of “coming clean.” The anthology features a whole bunch of cool zine and comic creators. You can pick up a copy through A.J.’s Etsy page.
This last month the Columbia Public Library had a comics and graphic novels display up at the library, but they also were giving out blank comic templates for people to draw on and turn back in for the library to display. The panel above is from a comic I drew and turned in for display (click on the panel to see the full comic). I also did a panel on a midmococo jam that we turned in as well.
More art from my short story I’m putting together for the Mid-Missouri Comics Anthology.
This is a peek at a short story I’m putting together for the Mid-Missouri Comics Anthology.
I have a couple of comic strips in T. Motley’s latest mini comic, True Fiction #8. The whole issue is devoted to various artists re-imagining the classic Charles Atlas ad “The insult that made a man out of mac.” My two variations are one from the bully’s point of view (a panel shown above) and a widescreen version. You can see some samples from the book on T. Motley’s blog, or get the comic at the Squidwork’s shop online.
I decided to make a comic using sidewalk chalk for this year’s 24 hour comic day event put on by the Mid-Missouri Comics Collective. I used some pavement outside of the event location to draw 24 panels during the 24 hours.
Read the comic here:
I did the poster this year for the Columbia Missouri 24 hour comic day event happening this weekend. (Click on the image for a close up.) Come on over to the Artlandish Gallery and watch us draw some comics.
I’ve got an illustration inside the recently released zine Sugar Needle #34. If you have a sweet tooth and like scouring the market aisles for strange and unusual candy, you’ll love this zine. You can get a copy for $2 at this address: Sugar Needle, PO Box 66835, Portland, OR 97290.
On August 20th I’m going to be at a Comic Slam program for teens at the Missouri River Regional Library in Jefferson City, Missouri. The program is from 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. in the Story Hour Room. I’m going to give a presentation about comic jams and then we’ll try to create some various comic jams.
