R.I.P. Harvey Pekar
Harvey Pekar was an influential underground comic book creator who paved the way for a lot of what I was able to do with comics from 2002-2007.
Archive for the Sketchbook Category
The Sunday Times Golden Globe Race, 1968
After watching the documentary film DEEP WATER, I was compelled to create my own artistic retelling of the 1968 race to be the first man to perfor
Contest Winners!
A couple of days ago, I went on my daily vlog and said that if you could guess the song I was singing, you would win a prize. Well the song was t
My Drawings from Free Comic Book Day ‘10
Saturday, May 1 was Free Comic Book Day. For the third year in a row, I was invited to be one of the guest artists at the Silver Snail, drawing
Sketch Bookin’ Hard – Jan. ‘10
Hey dudes! Enjoy another peek into the pages of my sketchbooks. This is where the magic starts to happen...
Pants on the Ground – The Ultimate Guide
If you are not yet familiar with General Larry Platt and his blockbuster hit Pants on the Ground, you either do not live on the internet or you h
Oodles of Doodles – recent Sketchbook pages
I just found a treasure trove of recent drawings that I put away and haven't seen since I drew them.
Happy New Year
Have you checked out my 2010 manifesto? Click here to check it out, and tell me what you're excited about for 2010 in the comments!
San Francisco Street Art – Cartoon Portraits
One thing that I got a little bit known for 'round the way in San Francisco was drawing pictures of people. Not caricatures, but 'custom cartoon
