Here are some more preliminary sketches from my first graphic novel, a collection of hard boiled western horror comics. Click on the image for a closer look!
This is a preliminary character sketch of a seventy-five year old outlaw character, for my first graphic novel, a collection of hard boiled western horror comics,.
This is an illustration I did for Northern Ohio Live magazine. For a commentary by CNN contributor and Newsweek columnist Andy Borowitz, whose work has appeared in The New Yorker and The New York Times. Titled "The Bat Fix," it was a nostalgic look at his childhood fixation on the Adam West Batman TV series, and buying comics at the neighborhood Colony Drug store in Shaker Heights, Ohio.
This is an illustration I did for Northern Ohio Live magazine. It was for an article titled "The Hamsters Rule," about a group of science fiction writers here in Ohio.
Here is a sample illustration I did a for an unsold project. This is a mythological monster from Malaysia, called a Pontianak or Pennanggalan (sometimes spelled Penaggalan), it's a sort of vampire that is just a creepy head that can rise up out of it's body and fly about, dragging its entrails.
Instead of having a regular website for my new business, I thought it might be more interesting to have a blog. A sort of company newsletter. So I could post current work and preview upcoming projects. But for my first post, I wanted to share my very first published cartoon. It appeared March 1990, in the Akron Business Reporter.In October 2000, I sold my first color illustration to Northern Ohio Live Magazine. It was for an story titled "Heavy Mettle," about a poet's experiences at a conference promoting fat acceptance.