Halloween is just over three weeks away! Celebrate by coloring this drawing of Vermillion, the nasty witch from my graphic novel,ย Upside Down: A Vampire Tale.ย To print: simply click on the image to view it at full-size, and then print it out for your family, party, or class. Be sure to print out last week’s Halloween…
The weekend is here! Why not celebrate by downloading Skeleton Jumpย for freeย on iTunes?
To celebrate the upcoming release of their photography book about vinyl collectors, Dust & Grooves has released a series of designer wallpapers on the theme of vinyl records. Since the other wallpapers were more photo- and design-based, I decided just to make a good, old-fashioned drawing. Enjoy!
Here’s a free page from my Monster Coloring Book for you and the kids to color. Click on the picture to get the full printable file and click here for even more free pages to color!
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…
About two months ago I formed the mobile game companyย Toyceratopsย with programmerย Paul Hummer. We just released our first game,ย Skeleton Jump, where the player helps a friendly skeleton leap over pumpkins and dodge swooping bats, and it’s been getting some good attention. While we’re still a couple of weeks away from releasing our first update (with music…
Just three days left to win your own copy of my short story in comics form, A Map in the Dirt!ย All you have to do is leave a comment on any post between now and October 31. Iโll pick a comment at random and the winner will receive a copy ofย A Map in the Dirt.…
I know for a fact that there are some animators and animation students that check out this blog every now and then, so I thought I’d post this link to Preston Blair’s book of animation basics online (the working links are below the post, in the Index of Articles). My city library had a copy…