Tag: cartoon


  • Sharpen your egg-hunting skills with my Easter Picture Hunt!

  • 2018: YEAR OF THE COMIC Thank you for being a part of my storytelling journey! For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to write and illustrate my own stories. Thanks to the encouragement and support of family and friends, I’ve been able to create 15 books for young readers over the last…

  • You’ll need the Emanata Comics app (free for iOS and Android) to read it, but I think this comic looks pretty slick on screen.

  • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTLySbGoMX0

  • Each fall The Center for Cartoon Studies invites 20 of the world’s most promising aspiring cartoonists and graphic novelists to the ramshackle village of White River Junction, Vermont for a no-holds-barred education in comics. Those who complete the two-year program earn a Master of Fine Arts degree and are ready to face the uncertainty of…

  • ANIMALS ROCK!

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    (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…

  • “Frank Santoro is startยญing his ownย Correspondence Course, but itโ€™s small: only ten stuยญdents will be accepted.ย  It is aย one-on-one 8-week corยญreยญsponยญdence course over phone, e-mail and snail mail.ย  Heโ€™sย  going to focus specifยญiยญcally on advancยญing your underยญstandยญing of layยญouts, color, conยญtour line drawยญing, and printยญmakยญing for proยญducยญing comicย books. Frank is an astonยญishยญingly accomยญplished artist, and…

  • CLICK THE IMAGE TO SEE IT IN ACTION! I made this little animation to conjure an incredible weekend and I hope it works. See you all on the other side of tomorrow! (Here’s a teeny-tiny version)

  • The last few weeks have brought in a lot of projects and one of my favorites has been making trading cards for science fiction authors. What a fun idea, right! Pictured above is my ink drawing of Ray Bradbury, easily one of my favorite writers since dad lent me his copy of Green Shadows, White…

  • The Provo Library has been a good friend of mine for a long, long time. I first discovered Stephen King’s writing at the Provo Library. Bill Peet and Roald Dahl were there, too—not to mention M.C. Escher’s work, and books of paintings from Pablo Picasso. Books on writing, drawing, epic fantasies that soared inside my…