Carry it off

I honestly did these a while ago, while I was learning both mediums. Most of the time I learn to hate anything I did more than ten minutes ago, which I'm pretty sure is some kind of prerequisite to being an artist, but these managed to go un-hated for well over a year and, well, now here you are looking at it.

They've got weaknesses due to their age, and maybe I shouldn't show you, but I figure it's like walking into a costume party and finding out it was really black tie. You just gotta carry that shiz off.

These are all india ink or watercolor.

Falling Out of Cars with Boys

Five guys, one house, no money. It's a story many of us are familiar with, and by "us," I clearly mean "aspiring artists." The Leftovers is a rip-rollicking tale of love, loss and the unmarked crap you find in styrafoam containers in the back of your fridge.

These are a few of the pages. Pencilled inked and toned by yours truly, unless you have a problem with it, in which case the inker TOTALLY killed my pages, man.

I split a lot of my time between graphic novelling (heretofore referred to as "Granoveling") and sculpting and finding things to eat, so work on this has been touch and go. However, it will eventually have its own site.