Ghost A Day #1

I love Halloween. I thought I'd see if I could draw a new ghost every day for the entire month, leading up to the big day. Here's #1.

Shatterday Comics

I've updated the illustration section with a couple of new illustrations. Take a look here. Also, I guess I should out my secret project, now that I'm sort of tweeting about it. I'm working pn a comic with a buddy of mine, Jake Gosselin. We, along with another friend, Rob Simon, have started up a comic publisher sorta thing called Shatterday Comics. It's in its early, zygot stage, but I'm pretty excited about it. You can follow us on twitter at http://twitter.com/shatterdaycomic. Here are a couple of model sheets I've put together for some characters in the story.

Vampires Used To be Way Sexier

Despite being busy nearly constantly, I don't have much I can post here - either because it's unpublished and I don't want to step on the toes of those who've commissioned the work, or because it's part of a big project that I haven't yet announced. Just so this site isn't such a ghost town, here's a portion of a thing I've been working on. Enjoy.

Jon Ryan

It's been a while since I've added anything to my design section. NFL Kicker and fellow Regina boy Jon Ryan asked me to put together a logo for him. I'm positive this design will put the Seattle Seahawks in the Superbowl.

Fracture Magazine

My derby poster has been posted on Fracture Magazine's Bout Posters page. Cool!

Summer Smackdown

I can't remember if I've mentioned this before, but my wife is involved with The Pile o' Bones Derby Club. It's a flat-track derby club. No, there are no Gator Skaters. Yes, it's still awesome. I put together a poster for their next event. If you're in the Regina area on July 25, get yourself to the Callie.

Parker

Been busy, but I haven't been doing stuff I'm ready to show here. I'm starting a new project that requires a skill set I haven't completely mastered, so I've been doing some self-instructions. It's getting there, but it's not ready for prime time.

One thing I have managed to put together is a picture of Parker - the character from a series of books by Richard Stark (aka Donald Westlake). Over at the Almost Darwyn Cooke blog, there's a contest to win an advance copy of Darwyn Cooke's adaptation of the Parker novel, The Hunter. All you need to do is submit your take on Parker. My original plan was to do something more in the style of the MODOK I did a while ago, but I started doing some sketching based on a photo and I got a bit wrapped up in it. I think if I can find some more minutes I'll do another (because I really want that book - I've been on a huge Darwyn Cooke kick of late).