COMICS
& BOOKS
In many ways, comics and books have been a part of my life since the beginning. We all have favorite books from our childhood either read to us by our parents or that we loved to read when we first learned how. And if you throw in color books (and I do) and comics (absolutely) and book & records (even better) then your library even as a child must've been as big as mine.
As an adult, I still enjoy all those things. But now I make them. From children's books that I've written and illustrated to graphic novels and color books, I never really saw a reason to stop wanting or using them so I just made the ones I wanted to see.
CLICK HERE to see some of my other COMIC and BOOK ILLUSTRATION WORK.
This is a 200 page black and white (with spots of red) graphic novel about a frustrated yard dog that starts having visions of the future destruction of the planet under an ominous red moon and, along with help from his freedom-loving stray dog friend, they head out on a cross-country journey of discovery and danger to save all life on Earth!
In the continuing story of Mox and Daeden, it's 10 years since the first Red Moon incident and the world is a very different and, in many ways, more dangerous place. With a new world comes new visions for Mox, this time the effects of a solar eclipse threatens the fragile balance between Humans and the Animal world, and it's up to him and his new friends to find out what's happening.
Have you ever wondered what all your favorite horror movie scenes would look like if reenacted by the most adorable little toddlers? Not many people have, but I'm a weirdo and I thought this would be a brilliant way to spend my time drawing the most disgusting scenes of my favorite horror movies... but cuter. I don't know, man, I just thought it sounded funny.
This is an early self-published comic series about a humanoid-evolved armadillo person that, as the Last Soldier of his tribe called 10-Sky, is sent on a mission across the vast wasteland of the Broken Cities to find any source of intelligent life left on the planet that could help save them from an impending doom.
The Dragon of Ord is a children's book that I wrote and illustrated as part of a weeklong class when I was 10. The story's set in the extreme distant future and is about Flare, a barbarian, that goes to slay a gold-stealing dragon that was sent to Earth (now known as Ord) on the day he was born by an evil figure in a mysterious ship in outer space.
