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A brief description of some of my more important professional accomplishments. |
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A list of every minicomic or book that I have made, as well as all of my contributions to anthologies. |
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A complete list of all my interviews, with links to read and/or listen to them, when possible. |
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Check out some of the coolest illustration projects I have worked on as well as the books that I have illustrated. |
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A free, fantasy webcomic for KIDS! Updates every Thursday. |
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Instead of using ads to support my new webcomic Isle of Elsi, I am trying out a Patreon campaign. Check it out! |
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In the Phase Seven Comics store on Gumroad.com you can download DRM-free, .PDF eBooks of all my Phase 7 collections, picture books and some other interesting stuff as well. |
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Get deep discounts off the cover price on all of my self-published, print-on-demand books, including collections of Phase 7, picture books and more by ordering directly from my printer! |
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I post all of my activity from around the web in my twitter account. It's the easiest way to know what I'm currently working on, or to ask me a question. |
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I use this account to post photos from my life (these days, mostly pictures of my daughters and my cats). Most of these photos automatically re-post in my old Flickr Account as well. |
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Although I am not personally active on Facebook, I set up a Phase Seven Comics page where Facebook users can get updates about Phase 7. |
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Twice a year (in the Spring and the Fall) I send out the Phase Seven Comics Newsletter using Mail Chimp. This keeps people up-to-date with my current projects. |
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I publish a pinball comics zine with my buddy Jon Chad. On this site we post all kinds of pinball related drawings, stories and articles. |
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Aw jeez, you're not typing QWERTY are you??! Check out The Dvorak Zine and learn a better way to type! |
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I am a poetaster of the first degree! Check out some of my limericks, haiku and other poems. |
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I used to make music, which has been posted here. I may make music again someday, which will also go here! |
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Student Work from Pratt Institute
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From 2000-2001 I built a cardboard man with 16 points of articulation. This site documents the building process. |
