(click on picture to view full image) I recently had the opportunity to make this drawing for my new friend, Steve. Steve is an incredibly talented musician and his band’s sound is close to infectious — needless to say, I jumped at the chance to make a picture for his rehearsal / party room! He…
From Doodler’s Anonymous: Oh wow. It’s hard to believe it’s been over two years since we printedย our first coloring book. I still remember the day we set the pages loose and the kids went wild coloring them in (view the colorific photos). The look on the kids’ faces were priceless, as they added so much…
It’s been a while since I’ve posted any of my work. The month of December kept me quite busy and I’m just now starting to slow down and ease back into my regular routine. Anyhow, John-Ross Boyce and His Troubles asked me to make their Christmas card for the year. They wanted a “destructive Christmas.…
A couple of new pictures I made in black and white. I think now that I’m working more in color, I’m gaining a deeper love for the boldness and contrast available in black and white. Anyway, here is a golem and a gator. Enjoy!
A powerful message from our friends at Studio Shelter. I hope everyone is getting in plenty of time for writing, drawing and creating during the holidays. If you’re putting your creativity to work for the holidays (making your own gifts, cards, goodies, etc), let me know! I’m putting together a post of what readers are…
I’ve just finished making my Monster Coloring Book, and am in the process of printing, binding, and shipping the 32-page books all across the globe! I had so much fun coming up with creatures that I made a few extra pages that couldn’t fit in the book. Free to print out and color are these…
Tangents are something I struggled with a lot in my early days of drawing. I didn’t know what they were called, but I found them a lot—especially when my drawn elbows met up with an edge in the picture, or the way I cropped an image visually and it just looked awkward. Iย originally discovered this…