A doodle I made on my iPad last night. I realized I hadn’t drawn any Christmas Carol art this year yet (I seem to do it every year). So there ya go.
Made a video too:
A doodle I made on my iPad last night. I realized I hadn’t drawn any Christmas Carol art this year yet (I seem to do it every year). So there ya go.
Made a video too:

Here is an ink and watercolor sketch I made of my comic character Frosty the Gourdman. I recorded the making of the entire sketch and made some comments about my process. You can view the video here:
If you would like to hang this painting up on your wall, I have the original up for sale in my store here.
I used this sketch to try out and review some art supplies I received from Pentel. Overall, I was very happy with them!
I found this random screencap on my computer that I forgot I recorded. This is me inking a page of my comic The Adventures of Captain Bacon. It was done in Adobe Illustrator. Enjoy!
I was playing in Brushes on my iPad and made a little illustration of this mouse dude sitting on a flower. Happy Spring!
Here is a time-lapse video too!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uohRqmn_Zk
And a reminder to my fellow iPad artists – I am looking for art to feature in my next project. See details here.
Womanthology, a HUGE anthology of comics written, drawn, and edited all by women, is going to be available very soon. I believe it will be in comic shops starting today and it is also up for order on Amazon.com. All proceeds from this book go to charity.
I received my copy in the mail yesterday. It is one ginormous book, and it is filled to the brim with comics, artwork, industry tips, and interviews.
I illustrated a four-page story for the book. It is called “Swimming” by Ashley Avard. It starts on page 180. I was really happy that I got to illustrate such a sweet and poignant story.
This is a piece of fan art I made based on last year’s Doctor Who Christmas special, A Christmas Carol. I love this episode! It has quickly become one of my favorite things to watch around the holidays. I recently re-watched it, and I might have to do so again before the season is over. It is brilliant. Thanks Steven Moffat.
You can check out the entire painting process in the vid below. It was done in Photoshop. Actual painting time was around four hours.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRgNHdMWn-I
And for your further enjoyment:
Watch it if you haven’t yet! [iTunes]
Merry Christmas!
Today, I launched the site for my newest project – Frosty the Gourdman!
Frosty is a short story comic that I wrote and created with my sister Nicole. We are in the midst of putting the finishing touches on the artwork and plan to post the entire story in October. For now, we’ve got the site up and running with a few teaser images and a nifty trailer. Go check it out here:
Trailer:
As we get ready to launch next month, please help us spread the word by sharing the link, embedding the trailer, twittering about it, etc. etc. Nicole and I are so excited to share this with you and hope you’ll enjoy it.