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A step by step of a recent commission.

The six most recent strips of my webcomic Always Kinda Itchy

Yesterday I saw actor Doug Jones made a Happy 15th Birthday post to Guillermo Del Toro's PAN'S LABYRINTH. I'm not quite sure the math adds up there, according to a quick check of IMDB, but I'm certainly

A brief history of my Bullshit Morning Doodle collection.

The process behind a comic strip that ended before it started.

I've always been fascinated by the idea of an artist's "style"; that thing about their work that makes any piece instantly identifiable as one of theirs, especially as it pertains to illustrators.

Reflecting on how desperate conditions can lead to interesting artistic choices.

Some fanart of The Crow, both the movie and comic versions.

A few illustration of Death and Dream from Neil Gaiman's The Sandman

The first post about my mental health adventures and why I keep painting Tom Waits.

A black and grey series of portraits of the cast of Schitt's Creek.

Hello! I can't believe it's been over two years since I last posted here, but I'm stoked to back (thanks in no small part to @kommienezuspadt) (Okay literally COMPLETELY because of @kommienezuspadt). I'll

Hey Steemit! One of my absolute favorite types of commissions are sketch covers. Nothing like a guilt-free excuse to play in someone else’s sandbox! Here is a collection of covers I’ve been commissioned

Story time Steemit! When I was around 5 years old, my family moved from one suburb of Minneapolis to a different and slightly larger suburb of Minneapolis. Even as a youngster I was particularly social,

Hello Steemit! I joined in a rush of excitement at the advice of @kommienezuspadt, made two posts, and promptly got distracted for something like two years. But, now that @arseniclullaby is on here as

Hello all! After the warm welcome my introduction post received yesterday, I've decided to post BIG BLACK BOOTS in its entirety for your viewing pleasure. This book was originally released as an ashcan