Foil
For about a year, I’ve been going back and forth about doing memoir comics. “The Betrayal of the Mouse” came out of that, but I was still uncommitted. This weekend, I watched “Hands On: Drawing ...
I’ve been playing around with gouache the past few weeks. At the end, I took the leftover gouache and spread it across a page and inked over what resulted. I ended up liking that better ...
Lounger is moving along. 111 pages are done as of this writing and 112 is currently underway. Here’s the link. Also, I’m gradually working on adding color to Lounger. You can see a sample of ...
I just read through Wassily’s Kandinsky’s book on art theory, Point and Line to Plane (I got this from the Guggenheim online). As the title indicates, in the text Kandinsky meditates on the elements of ...
Our third guide dog, Chauncey, went back for his formal training to be a guide. Due to Covid, we had him much longer than we’ve had our other two dogs. So while the separation is ...
I made another video for The Mullins Library. This time, I take a lingering look at L’Association’s incredibly ambitious Comix 2000. It’s a 2000-page anthology created at the start of the new millennium. It features ...
Lounger is getting near the end. There are only really two scenes left. I started the story before Covid and maybe it’ll end before Covid ends. If my choosing to do a story about a ...
When using a nib, it is very common to release pressure as you near a border, whether that be a panel border (as shown below) or the contour of a shape. You do this because ...
Here is a scattering of some of my favorite drawings that I scribbled into my notebooks over the last year. Ordered by date (because that’s how I do).