Showing posts with label comics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comics. Show all posts

Friday, June 30, 2017

Tijuana

2017 has been a year of firsts.
I've never traveled outside of the states before, so I was excited to take a trip to Mexico during June.

Some friends of mine are part of Bittersweet Ministries, a faith-based non-profit organization that connects Mexican and American communities. I spent a week in Tijuana helping to build a house for a local family.

It was an astounding experience. Fortunately, I journaled many of the events:

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It was difficult to regularly maintain a travelogue. I've admired travel artists like Lucy Knisely for a long time.  I was happy to give it a shot and I plan to do something again like this soon.

Keep an eye out for a full comic documenting my experiences in Mexico:

July is going to be a crazy month for me. Stay tuned for Kaijuly year 3!

Wednesday, August 31, 2016

Capital City Comic Con

This was my first year attending Capital City Comic Con. I had a great time!



I always enjoy meeting other artists/creators and connecting with fellow geeks in the community.

Another first: I was interviewed by the local newspaper:



Here's a video recap of the artist alley at the convention:



I'm looking forward to Fantasticon in October. Hopefully I can do MANY more conventions in 2017.

This month, I also met my first milestone for my graphic-novel-in-progress, Minus. I am now 25 page in. Woohoo!



And as always, here's a sketch dump for August 2016:




























Sunday, July 31, 2016

Kaijuly Year 2

It's been another July of drawing Japanese monsters. Here they are:


































In other news, my graphic novel, Minus was announced this past month!


Scheduled to debut in 2018-19, Minus is the story of Beck Beveroth, the sheltered, home-schooled daughter of the over-protective Gil. Raised in the isolation of her father’s remote homestead, Beck’s on the edge of independence for the first time ever; she’s been accepted for enrollment at an out-of-state college! Excited and apprehensive, she decides to road-trip with Dad to campus move-in day… but their plans go violently off-course when Beck hears gunfire while in the restroom at a gas station pit-stop. 
When she finally emerges from hiding, her father and their car are gone… and she’s the only person left alive.
Minus is a YA-and-up adventure and mystery story unlike anything Iron Circus has ever published before. I’m really looking forward to it, and I hope you are too.

I will be very hard at work with this book for the next few years.

More good stuff to come in August.