My favorite thing to draw, nude women. (well that and zombies.)
My fatboy kitte Sherbert.

Abe Lincoln.
Brock Samson.

This guy is based of of a Doug Meyer idea, he's called Tractor-Beam.
Casper vs. cthulhu

Well we're about a week away from Mid-Ohio con which I will be attending. I was a bit shaky as to whether I was going to be able to go or not. But I guess luck has shined my way. I'll be sharing a table with Doug Meyer, and Mike maydak. The drawings I have above are from an email art challenge I am involved in. Their is a group of us who draw something based on whatever challenge is given to us the Sunday before. its a blast seeing how each of us approach the subject matter. By the way, when your done reading this blog. Go check out my homie and fellow artist Paul Jurczak's blog http://www.pauljurczak.blogspot.com/

A Mike Maydak house painting.
My homie Lou's new custom Chuck Taylor's.
Dougie Fresh and me chilling by our "masterpiece"
Cathy Craigs future home.

Mike working hard.
Werewolf tongue, by Doug.
Funky-Tron watches all.
Skull.

Ink drawing with lipstick.

This is what happens when you have a little to much x-tra paint, and a few to many blank walls.

Wow, new drawings. I bet you all started to think I went missing. Actually I was in New York on vacation. it was great to just get away, but it also feels good to get back and get back to the grind. First is just a few pics of these skull creatures that keep popping up on my pages.

This is a secret picture of a secret project I'm kind of doubting will ever happen. But hey, at least it was an excuse to draw a diver and tentacles.
Self portrait My in-laws dog, Snoop.

This is my Tooth-Fairy Munny. I had this guy painted and traded way before I ever saw Hellboy 2. Also, in my humble opinion. Don't see Hellboy 2.

This was drawn by Doug Meyer, then I inked/colored it at our booth.
Drawn in the hotel room, then inked/greyed at the table the next day.
Drawn at break at my day job.
A picture of Harley Quinn, for my friend and fellow artist Brian Lalleys birthday.
A painting I did on cardboard. I'm selling this for only 30 bucks. Just in case anyone is interested.

Well I survived Chicago Con 2008. It was a madhouse, but I still had a lot of fun. I was lucky to have 2 hotel rooms full of good friends and fellow comic creators to enjoy it with. Those cats are the best. I think we are shooting for Columbus in October. But I'll post more on that at a later time.

Just some sketches I did while having a coffee with Lindsay at Starbucks. The top three are drawn on a napkin. The fourth is on a cookie bag. The final sketch is some ideas for future Rustbot designs.

This is the first three pages of my new Rustbots comic. This will hopefully be finished in time for this years Chicago con. I'll be sharing a small press booth there, with Mike Maydak and Paul Jurczak. Along with this, I'll be selling my other books, custom toys, and whatever else I can pile on the table. Also I should have some issues of the Pickle Press book "Scared Ya", I helped work on. So if your at the con please stop by say "hi", and get a sketch.

I got a new sketchbook this weekend. I use my sketchbooks for just random things. Just trying to get the idea out of my head before it explodes.

Figure studies.

Sorry I'm not posting more. Trust me, life is way to busy right now!! Here is the OSO Gallery sign for the next gallery show at the end of this month. I have tons of news, so I'll be getting back here soon to tell everyone!!

Three new drawings from last Saturday night. I was around good friends having good times drawing some fun stuff.

Sketch cards done for a charity art show at a local comic shop. Here is the info about the show.

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