Another “Hey, Koo!” haiku comic, worded by Kalia Armbruster, arted by me. This one got a bit intricate, what with all the lazers, although I am getting a lot quicker with the pencil art sketches that are used mostly wholesale for these panels - scanned in and digitally inked. Kalia and I have been working on some backstory stuff for Koo and are going to start doing “artist inserts” every fifth release which should hopefully flesh out the character and the world. More soon!
My buddy does an epic Wrestlemania party each year, so I made some “get out of a shot” cards for the various games where when you lose, you drink. I think it’s the only way to get people pumped about wrestling if they’re not already. I went with a few famous finishers here. I’m new to wrestling but I already know I missed the best guys, namely Hulk and Macho Man.
Another “Hey, Koo!” to add to the soon-to-be collection of haiku comics written by Kalia Armbruster and arted by me. Still settling into this line-art style with flat color. It’s a great exercise and I’m having fun working within the restraints. More to come, ya’ll.
New “Hey, Koo!” haiku comic. Things exploding is bound to be a theme with a power like Koo’s. Written by Kalia Armbruster with art by me.
This is the kick-off of a new series I’m working on called “Hey, Koo!”, penned by Kalia Armbruster and drawn by me. We’ll be putting out a bunch of these haiku comics in pretty much random order and hope to compile them as a collection later on. But for now, enjoy the man with the lazer hands.
Working on a character for a new haiku/comic mashup done with haikuist Kalia A. Comin’ soon. Yeah, he shoots a laser out his fingers.
Finally got around to making some art for my bocce team: Texas Forever. We roll every Sunday which means we lose every Sunday, but hey, we have fun doing it. I think if we get this on a shirt, no one will want to beat us or will just fall in love with us.
A Brief History of Captain America’s Duds
I have a friend who is both a Captain America nut and a uniform aficionado. As a birthday present, I made a big old poster combining both. Here we have the main iterations of Steve Rogers’ (one Bucky if you’re counting) uniform throughout his career in the Marvel Captain America universe. He went through some hard times of disillusionment and physical adversity and his choice of costume did pretty well in reflecting that (except maybe the laughable The Nomad getup). Suffice to say, I learned a whole lot about the man in stars and stripes. You can get this beast over at the shop. The poster is 16” x 20”. GET IT!
I was commissioned to create an art piece for a newborn’s room/nursery. It came out really well AND I got to draw a whole bunch of dogs. Win win. Want one for your tiny baby (or grown adult)? Email me!
Every year, I host a dumpling party in which we make a heck of a lot of dumplings and watch a whole mess of movies starring a selected, beloved, actor. This year, it’s John Cusack, so I drew him on a poster for the FOURTH annual ae Dumpling Party.
