Scrooge and Santa is Back!

A few years ago, I illustrated my first comic.  It was a 118 paged graphic novel written by my friend Matt Wilson.  Now you can get Scrooge and Santa digitally on Comixology!  This a special edition version with updates and additions, such as new cover art and a bonus short comic.

CLICK HERE or on the image below to get your copy today!

MERRY SCROOG-MAS!

Get an Adventure this Christmas!

For the holiday season, consider getting a Christmas advanture story that the whole family can enjoy!  Scrooge and Santa, a graphic novel I illustrated last year, written by Matthew Wilson.

On Christmas Eve, a modern day Scrooge is on the run after the FBI learns he kidnapped Santa Claus. His assistant, Bonnie Cratchit, agrees to help him escape, but only if he helps Santa Claus get back to the North Pole first. Now Scrooge, with some help from the Ghosts of Past, Present, and Future, must go on an adventure to bring Santa home in time to save Christmas.

CLICK HERE to purchase your copy!

Click on the link below to visit the website.

Coloring Someone Else's Drawings - Not Just For Kids Anymore

My first professional comic book work is finally printed and in my possession.  Doug TenNapel's Bad Island, published by Scholastic Books.  Before I drew Scrooge and Santa, I was a Lead Colorist with Katherine Garner on what was TenNapel's latest comic.  This was the first time I had done anything professional for the comic industry.  Not to mention, the first time I had every worked as a Colorist.  I was just starting to get to know Doug when he asked me to do this, and working through it helped to develop a friendship with him.  Mr. TenNapel is a good man, a hard worker and a great guy to work under.   I also got to know Katherine and learn what an equally hard worker she is, not to mention her skills in the craft of coloring.  My position was to develop a color pallet that other colorists could work from, and together we created the base colors for Katherine to the render (shadows/highlights) and adjust.  It was a good experience and I'm very pleased with the result.
This project lead to other work with Doug, including coloring his web comic Ratfist (Lead Colorist - Katherine Garner).  This on-line graphic novel is in the works to be published by Image Comics, but you can read the entire thing for free right now!
As an extra treat, I was recently given a copy of Bad Island and a Ratfist shirt.

 Thank you Doug and Katherine for all your hard work and support.

Christmas Con

Well, once again the San Diego Comic Con is upon us and once again I will be there (8th year).  This year writer Matt Wilson and I will be at the Arcana Comics Booth (#2415) promoting the graphic novel we made, Scrooge and Santa.

Matt and I will be at the booth Thursday through Saturday, so if you're attending, please stop by!  Matt will also be featured in an Arcana Panel on Thursday, 6:00-7:00 p.m., room 23ABC,

Hope to see you there!

Comic Preview: Dad's New Boss

Matthew Wilson was the writer of a graphic novel I drew last year titled Scrooge and Santa.  He has written another story for another potential graphic novel titled Dad's New Boss.  I drew up a preview of the opening to the comic and it is available to view for free here:

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If there's enough interest, we might complete the graphic novel and have it available first as a Kindle book through Amazon.com.

Platonic Sketching

In the fall of 2007, I made a proposal piece for a graphic novel based on the writings of Plato.  It was printed and sent out to a bunch of various people and nothing yet has come of it.  Looking back now, I kind of cringe from most of the drawings.  It was drawn with a ball point pen, during my breaks, at my last job.  Now you can view it here:

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