"Crooked" Another drawing for Inktober. This one for the eighth day.

"Shy" For the seventh day of Inktober, I drew this shy little guy. (Modeled by my daughter's pet tortoise.)

"Sword" And so, the sixth day of Inktober came and went. In my sketch book I drew this.

"Long" My fifth sketch for Inktober.

"Underwater" Another little sketch from my tiny sketch book. This one is for the fourth day of Inktober.

"Poison" A little drawing for the third day of Inktober.

"Divided" A sketch for the second day of Inktober.

"Swift" A little sketch from my little sketchbook for the first day of Inktober. (Done with a Staedtler pigment liner 0.1mm.)

This is a fun thing I like to do. I take random pages from one of my sketchbooks and put them together in such a way to suggest a story. In this case, these are scans from one of my little 3-inch by 5-inch

Chickens wake up early! As soon as the sun starts leaking over the eastern horizon our small flock of chickens raise a ruckus, saying, "Come on! Let us out! The worms! We've got to get those worms!"

You may be reading too much into this. (Not familiar with famous surrealist painters?)

Gotta keep 'em coming. Though, some of us work harder than others.

When I was 14-years-old I wanted to be a syndicated cartoonist in the newspapers. I drew a daily comic strip for my university's student newspaper during my first year there. I worked in magazines as a

Hi, there. My name is Aaron. I live near Seattle, USA, and work as a software developer. My home is in a forest and I travel by boat to my office. I've never seen a sasquatch on my commute, but I sometimes