I wasn’t happy with an earlier version of this drawing so I did it over again. It’s important to properly depict the fantastical moment when a cat transforms into a girl or a girl transforms from a cat back into a girl. Maybe, hopefully, I can move on with my life now.
As I’ve mentioned in the past, I run an afterschool comic book club at my children’s school. I give a little presentation and outline for projects at the beginning of each meeting. When I talk about how to make comic book covers and splash pages it’s the first time that the students get to use markers and pens to ink their drawings. In order to demonstrate how to do this I prepare a number of sample penciled drawings and ink them in front of the students to show them what to do. Here are some pieces I couldn’t help myself from finishing after the session was over. One that’s a nod to one of my favorite artists growing up and some with K-Pop Demon Hunters vibes. Kudos to you if you can name that inspirational artist and the referenced cover. 😉
Rainy days can be frustrating. They can steal your joy. Maybe rainy days even make you feel a little bit sick, but they can be beautiful too. What do you do on a rainy day? How do they make you feel?
I’ve recently been working on translating a number of Birthday Street comics into short animations. You can see all of them on the animation page of my site. Here are a pair that feature The World’s Greatest Hotdog.
Finally, it’s here! Every Birthday Street comic Matt Sutter, Kevin Cornell and I made all in one place. 400+ comics, 768 pages. It’s big AND big on laughs. Buy it now! (age verification because of grown-up humor).
Big news on the horizon about the release of a VERY big book compiling all of the Birthday Street comics made by myself, Kevin Cornell, and Matt Sutter. Can’t wait to hear more? Well how about you sit and ponder this looping animation of my first contributed character, “guy in too-tight tights”.
That’s right! “Dear Rodney” is available as a printed comic book on this very website. Bask in the colors as they come alive on the page. Comb over the paper and feel its glossy texture. Breath deep and sniff the cozy, chemical, inky smell of comfort. Listen to the gratifying “whiff” sound of the pages as you turn them. This book is (almost) a feast for your senses (you probably don’t want to taste it)! Please read responsibly.
For those of you that might not have gotten the memo, “Dear Rodney” is also available on Comixology as a digital comic.
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