I'll have a table at Charlotte Mini Con, which is this Saturday, January 31st at the Grady Cole Center in NC. Come by and see me for comics and sketches!
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Showing posts with label charlotte mini con. Show all posts
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Rare Drops, The Ice Cave
Good morning! Here is a rare post in that I'm not gonna post process stuff, just the final version of a comic I've been working on the past few weeks for Charlotte Mini Con. If you wanted to read an all ages fantasy comic by me with minimal tragedy then here's the comic for you. I hope you enjoy it. Hopefully I'll have this printed by the convention so I should have this for sale soon if anyone would like to buy a copy.
I'll have a table at Charlotte Mini Con, which is this Saturday, January 31st at the Grady Cole Center in NC. Come by and see me for comics and sketches!
I'll have a table at Charlotte Mini Con, which is this Saturday, January 31st at the Grady Cole Center in NC. Come by and see me for comics and sketches!
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Sunday, January 19, 2014
The Looming Deadline: a short story for Charlotte Mini Con
So I've been reading a lot of Horror lately. Well not a ton, but I've been super interested in horror, especially the works of H. P. Lovecraft. I really like his approach, the horror of a world or dimension beyond the scope of human thought, that once we're exposed to it, we can't help but be warped and changed by it. I love Junji Ito who draws manga with this same inspiration and it's something I wanted to try.
Here are the first four pages of a 6 page comic I made for Charlotte Mini Con which is happening this weekend, January 25th. I'll be sharing a table with my bro and roommate Max Currie, so if you can swing by please pick up a book or just come to chat.
This comic is all watercolor, I wanted to try doing something like this eventually and it was time to try something new. I painted this in my Stillman and Birn Delta sketchbook, and was amazed with how much fun it was. I'll have to do this again with something longer!
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