All this talk about the Life, the Universe and Everything symposium starting tomorrow, andย James A Owen’s book Drawing Out the Dragons,ย has made me want to…well, draw a dragon. So, here it is. Ahhh. That feels better. Okay, back to work! If you’d like to know more about writing, drawing, making comics, or the publishing process,…
“Never ever sacrifice what you want the most for what you want the most at that moment.” “This book is, I feel, the most meaningful thing I’ve ever written.ย I tell stories drawn from my own life: examples about overcoming obstacles and adversity; stories about how making choices in your life is like drawing a Dragon;…
I’ve decided to make this week’s posts all about “Life, the Universe and Everything” – the 30th annual symposium on science fiction and fantasy. LTUE is one of the longest-running and largest sci-fi/fantasy symposiums in the known universe, and features James A Owen (The Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica) as the keynote speaker, as well…
I worked as Creative Director for two years at a company called Ology (and their sister company, AcerPlacer), in Utah. As Creative Director it was my job to come up with marketing campaigns, and fun ways to engage customers (college students), as well as to create all the appropriate advertising and graphics. Ology and AcerPlacer…
Another image from my series on peaceful protestors in the Middle East. This illustration focuses on the jailed men and women whose unity in mind and action show that, though imprisoned, they are acting in true freedom.
Another image from my seriesย of editorial illustrations focused on peace in the Middle East. This illustration focuses on the student protestors:
I was recently commissioned to create a series of editorial illustrations focused on peace in the Middle East. This picture focuses on soldiers who have defected and joined the peaceful protestors.
Cleaning company, Busy Bees, recently got in touch with me to design their logo, and I couldn’t be more thrilled about their concept. “We were talking about needing a cute picture of a cartoon female cleaning bee, and I immediately thought you would be the perfect person to draw it!” How thoughtful is that? My…
I just submitted my drawing for the Doodler’s Anonymous coloring book! I had a blast, just filling up the page with fun little critturs and things. You have until the 31st to submit your own. Hooray for drawing! Here’s a little piece from my submission: