Was up in Toronto this weekend, walking around TCAF with Mike King trading more minis. I had a blast. It was was really great to see everyone, and got a lot of terrific trades. Everyone’s work was amazing! I’ve come home totally pumped to get back to my drawing table. Assorted pictures below:
I was at MoCCA this last weekend, trading mini-comics and helping out at the BOOM! Studios table. Check out some assorted photos from the trip below:
Just turned in our final projects at CCS today. I turned in 15 pages of a 32 page chapter that I’m working on for Primary. I’m going to be posting mine online in it’s entirety later this summer but, for now: enjoy some of my favourite panels thus far.
Look at this amazing pile of comics by my classmates!
Via Cole Closser:
The Cartoon Crier is printed on newsprint in the tabloid format, and packed to the brim with morose and melancholic cartoons (old and new) from:
Ivan Brunetti, Patrick McDonnell, James Kochalka, Lynn Johnston, Bill Griffith, Michael Kupperman, Greg and Mort Walker, Anders Nilsen, Brendan Burford, Jim Rugg, Tom Gammill, Jeffrey Brown, Greg Evans, Melissa Mendes, Blaise Larmee, Bil Keane, James Sturm, R. Sikoryak, yours truly, and many other members of the NCS and CCS communities. It’s a sadstravaganza! Gitcher cryin’ pants on and join the pity party!
The Center for Cartoon Studies
The Cartoon CrierThe Cartoon Crier will be available first (and free) at MoCCA on April 28th. It will also be available as a free download on May 1 from the website of The Center for Cartoon Studies. Whoot.
I had the good fortune to be included in this fantastic project spearheaded by R. Sikoryak and Cole Closser in conjunction with the National Cartoonist Society. You can see my contribution below, and read the rest online, or pick up a copy at MoCCA this week!
First years at CCS have finally started working on our final projects for the year: AKA mini-thesis. I’m doing a 24 page issue of Primary, that I’m considering issue two version 2.0. I know I’ll be running it online upon completion, but I’m not sure if I’ll be running it in the summer or fall. I’ll keep you guys posted! Some rough pencils (warning for violence!):
Spent the last month concepting, workshopping, writing, and drawing a book for children from ages 4-9ish. My progress and two finished spreads below:
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