Above: I have to say, this person looks kind of suspicious of my books.
This person (Max Ink) however, was not as suspicious of my books.In fact, he cheerfully traded comics with me.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
MoCCA 2010
Some photos from MoCCA 2010.
Above: I have to say, this person looks kind of suspicious of my books.
This person (Max Ink) however, was not as suspicious of my books.
In fact, he cheerfully traded comics with me.
Above: I have to say, this person looks kind of suspicious of my books.This person (Max Ink) however, was not as suspicious of my books.In fact, he cheerfully traded comics with me.
Monday, April 19, 2010
100th post and two year anniversary of blog!
This entry marks two years and 100 posts since this blog started!
To celebrate, here's some sketches and watercolors from a visit to the zoo recently.
Also, special guest photograph by Junko Rothwell --
Black swallowtail from Callaway Gardens
To celebrate, here's some sketches and watercolors from a visit to the zoo recently.
Kangaroo grazing, peacock sunning (or resting) and flamingoes.
Also, special guest photograph by Junko Rothwell --
Black swallowtail from Callaway GardensSaturday, April 10, 2010
I'm at MoCCA
I'm at MoCCA in NYC! (The Armory at Parkstreet and 25th) I'm at table C3, and you can see a blurb about me at Robot 6.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Shoreline, and will be at MoCCA in April
Shoreline photograph from a while ago.So I will be at the MoCCA Festival (Museum of Comics and Cartoon Art) in two weeks, April 10-11 in NYC. In May, I will be at MeCAF (Maine Comics Arts Festival).
Sunday, March 21, 2010
MAA Comics exhibition and Boston Zine Fair/Blastfest III
Some photos from the opening of the Marblehead Arts Association comics exhibit on March 7th.
* The show runs from March 6-28 at the MAA’s location at 8 Hooper Street, Marblehead, Massachusetts.
Below: cover illustration and pages from my new comic.
An animation I made, "Ghosts by the Road", was also screened as part of a looping reel of animations during the reception. (See it at YouTube or Newgrounds)
Later we ate at Gulu Gulu's in Salem. And posed with signs.
Also, some photos from Saturday's Blastfest III or the Boston Zine Fair or whatever the event wants to call itself.
This was an interesting event. Lots of music, which was nice, but depending on the style of music or decibel level (and the show does live up to it's name) it was hard to talk or hear people. Still, I liked the peanut butter jelly sandwiches.
* The show runs from March 6-28 at the MAA’s location at 8 Hooper Street, Marblehead, Massachusetts.
Below: cover illustration and pages from my new comic.
An animation I made, "Ghosts by the Road", was also screened as part of a looping reel of animations during the reception. (See it at YouTube or Newgrounds)
Later we ate at Gulu Gulu's in Salem. And posed with signs.
Also, some photos from Saturday's Blastfest III or the Boston Zine Fair or whatever the event wants to call itself.
This was an interesting event. Lots of music, which was nice, but depending on the style of music or decibel level (and the show does live up to it's name) it was hard to talk or hear people. Still, I liked the peanut butter jelly sandwiches.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Kresge show photos
Photos from a one-day show at Kresge (as part of an event at MIT).
Pictured: illustration for cover of "Mark and the Gillys" comic and excerpt (left), as well as a series of watercolor studies I did (right).
That person above (bending over to look) came back later, and continued to stare at the presented works. Finally, I made some sort of comment to him about how he seemed to be intensely peering at the pictures and comic.
"Yes," he said. "They're so weird."
Maybe I should have told him that I painted them.
(Below: posing at the show)
Pictured: illustration for cover of "Mark and the Gillys" comic and excerpt (left), as well as a series of watercolor studies I did (right).
That person above (bending over to look) came back later, and continued to stare at the presented works. Finally, I made some sort of comment to him about how he seemed to be intensely peering at the pictures and comic."Yes," he said. "They're so weird."
Maybe I should have told him that I painted them.
(Below: posing at the show)
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