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retrofitcomics: Retrofit is running a kickstarter right now to raise funds to print SP7: an Alt Comics Tribute to Garo Manga.  Above is the cover by Ryan Cecil Smith.  This book will NOT be part of subscriptions (which will continue on unaffected). Two things here. First, this looks like a great comic. The contributor list […]

The three projects I’ve been working on this summer, in various stages of completion. I hope that I’ll be able to share them with you soon.

Mmm yes Harold Gray Via Paul Karasik

snakeoily: This is REAL.  SUBSCRIBE NOW Do you like Oily Comics? Want to help us get to the next level and add some color to our productions and bring you more quality comics and zines? Then maybe you could support us by subscribing to everything we print. Think about it. *Reblog this post on and […]

sloaneohno: XENOMORPH ART EXHIBIT IS TONIGHT HERE IN PORTLAND, HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!! also ALL the Xeno pieces you’ve seen will be available in print form there and you’re gonna want them all TRUST ME! Hey I’m in this remember plus prints are only $10 I think so if you’re in Portland you should […]

Everyone else seems to be posting theirs, so here’s the piece I drew this for Xenomorphs, a sci-fi themed art show at Floating World Comics in Portland. Opening July 5th. You’ll probably have to click on this one to read the text. I’m no good at illustration so I tried to draw a comic that […]

Cartoonist Dan Haycocks ordered a copy of Territory and asked me for a drawing of the view out the window from my desk. I drew him this comic instead.

Here are some panels from a thing. More soon.

peira: Felix Vallotton:  First Rays (1921) via The Athenaeum I really like this. I’ve been a fan of Vallotton’s black and white woodcuts for a while, but I haven’t seen too much of his painting.

The latest issue of the REH series that I draw for Brian John Mitchell is available to be ordered here. I’m getting more and more comfortable with drawing in pencil, and it’s really fun. I should probably mention, for new followers, that Brian prints his comics at a tiny 2"x2" size, one panel per page. […]