Does anyone know how to install Comics Press? I’m getting ready to post a daily comic, but can’t figure out how to use Comics Press with my WordPress site. Any and all help will be greatly appreciated—thanks in advance!
Finished! Here are the flyers I made for John-Ross Boyce and His Troubles:
This is a picture I made for Dad’s birthday. He’s an extremely gifted jigsaw cutter (and a pro pretty much anything else related to cutting, carving, or transforming wood). He thought a Noah’s Ark scene might make for a fun puzzle, so I hope this works!
This blog is one month old today! Hooray! They really do grow up so fast… To celebrate the end of this first month, I’m going to start giving away some drawings and doodles on this blog—subscribe and I’ll pick a winner at random. Deal? I’ll give away the first item next Friday, April 8.
Two years ago, my friend Loranย Cook asked if I’d be interested in illustrating a short horror story that he’d written. Of course I said yes! He envisioned the story in comics form, with fun and child-friendly drawings, so that the horrifying ending would come as a surprise. When Loran starting describing Victuals as a story…
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=om1NFgavkVU&feature=player_embedded] I’ve been working on a few animations lately, so it was a nice surprise to come across this video (via Drawn) about the making of Fran Krause’s Nosy Bear. I think you’ll like it, too.
I came across CTRL PAINT the other day, while poring over inking techniques and processes. CTRL PAINT is a website completely dedicated to helping you learn digital painting in Photoshop through a series of simple videos and tutorials. If you’ve ever wanted to start painting digitally, but have been intimidated by Photoshop, or if you…
After Shock is a comics anthology that’s being put together by Adam Paison to aid in the support for Japan’s recovery. ย He’s put out a call to comics artists everywhere to contribute and be a part of this great cause. I’m a strong believer in the power of images to change lives for the better…
If you’ve been following this blog, then you’ll notice I’ve made a few changes to the layout and design of the page. It needed a little feng shui intervention! Among other things, I’ve added a banner along the right side, promoting my upcoming graphic novel, Upside Down: A Vampire Tale. The book comes out this…
You know that James Kochalka was recently named the country’s first Cartoonist Laureate, right? This is for real.ย James Kochalka is the prolific creator of American Elf, Johnny Boo, Dragon Puncher, Monkey vs Robot and about a billion other books and music albums and he’s currently making another billion books and teaching at the Center for…