Thursday, February 22, 2007




Beautiful Light





There was some really nice light in the studio this day. So I took a few pictures.

Wednesday, February 21, 2007

Thursday, February 01, 2007

Criss Cross-Post

I've set up a few other blogs to help organize some of the content here, I'll be moving some stuff around in the next few weeks. And yes the other blogs will soon suffer the same fate as this one. Neglect and disinterest. So hurry before the inevitable befalls the... oh crap it's happening already. Here's a bit of what awaits on the Big City Blog.

BIG CITY

KINGS OF THE ROAD


A Bitter Pill


There were a few straglers left behind when I had to wrap up the pieces for the Phantomime series and show I did in 05. Some of the images just wouldn't or shouldn't come together. Others just need a bit of coaxing. This was one of the latter. It takes as long as it takes. Released Halloween 06.

Tuesday, January 16, 2007

Last Call




Here are the last few pieces in the most recent HOS series-

Wednesday, September 20, 2006

Wednesday, August 30, 2006

Post Post Neo Con

Oliver helping dad put the Kings Of The Road panel together for the Baby Tattoo Lounge-

Boxes-

Post Neo Con

A few photos from the long forgotten Comic Con-
The Little Cartoons booth.-

Me and Rian "Device" Hughes

A big Qee

Dart, Langridge and Biskup art.

Letos.-

Headshots



A few studies I've done for the sequel to Kings Of The Road-

"The south has always been dirty,

now it's about to get ugly."
Yes, I just quoted Bubba Sparxx.
I'm off to Dragon Con in Atlanta. I'll be there all four days including a presentation on Saturday at 10:00 am. I'm not exactly sure what I'll talk about. I suppose I'll let the audience direct the discussion to some degree. Ive been to Atlanta for a convention in the past and I must say that it was a great experience. The city, food and people are all great. Since I was remiss on my Comic Con coverage I'll try to do a wrap up when I return.

Wednesday, July 26, 2006

Roland is God.

Garrett Chow gave me the heads up on this one. God, I wish I had filmed some of our classes with him. To this day I've not seen so many adults gutted, crushed and brought to tears as in his classroom. He seems to have mellowed considerably with age. Good lookin' out G.

Friday, July 14, 2006

If It Aint Paint...


This piece will be in one of the group shows at Copro Nason in July. It's one of only two pieces from Kings Of The Road that isn't in the Spring 2007 show at Van Eaton Galleries. Of course if it doesn't sell it will be in the Spring show anyhow.

Also


I forgot to mention that these prototypes may be on the show floor in San Diego. Maybe at Electric Tiki maybe at Sideshow?

Getting The Goods

I've received a bunch of emails asking where to buy books. You can buy any of the current books where ever you buy books- your comic store (via Diamond Previews), Amazon, Borders, Barnes and Noble, Bud Plant, eBay etc. If your book store doesn't have it in stock they can order it. We no longer sell directly. Kings Of The Road begins shipping in the next few weeks and Vernaculis will probably ship around the end of August.

Here are the ISBNs-

Chromaphile- 0-9729388-9-3
Izzy's Very Important Job- 0-9729388-2-6
King's Of The Road- 0-9778949-1-6
Got Your Nose- 0-9729388-1-8
Vernaculis- 0-9778949-9-1

The Countdown...




With just a few short days until the bedlam begins I thought I'd nail down some info.

Kings Of The Road is here. I'll say it again- I'm really happy with this book. People seem to have no qualms about telling me how mush they dislike it. I have no problem with that and for those that are waiting for Vernaculis the news continues to be good. We should have a number of advance copies available. The proofs have looked great, but I've yet to see the actual final book.

The Little Cartoons booth is #722. I think this is exactly the same space as last year and very near where we've been for the last several years. Unfortunately my schedule this year is unrelenting so I've had schedule times for signings. I'm sure that I'll be around more frequently, but there will be guarantedd times that you can catch me at the booth. When I have the final schedule I'll post it and of course the times will pe posted at the booth. I'll also be signing at the Van Eaton booth(s) on Friday and Sturday from 4-5. If you're looking for prints that's the place to go as we won't have any for sale at our booth this year. They're located just around the corner from us. If you're coming in form out of town and have my number just give me a call to track me down. I'll probably be buying comics, art or gorging on ice cream at the Baby Tattoo Lounge across the street.

Friday, June 23, 2006

En Francais

An interview in french. I think.

Wednesday, June 21, 2006

Me and Mo


I hope to be doing a lot more of this very soon.

A Slow Boat From China



Long live the king. I've received the first copies of Kings Of The Road from the printers in China. The printers always send a few copies of the final book before they pack the cases onto the container and they begin the 3 week journey to LA/Long Beach harbor.
I'm very happy with this book. There were some minor color problems with the cover, but that's about it. The size, the weight and the paper stock are all exactly as I'd wanted. They should be here soon, so look for them in San Diego next month.

End Of The Line




Sorry for the long delay in posting. I've had a pretty demanding month. I've finished up Vernaculis and got it off to the printer and have approved the color proofs, so it looks like there's a good chance that we'll have copies at Comic Con next month. It won't actually be available for sale from the usual sources until the end of August. I think it's pretty good for a sequel. However, I think I've exhausted the material and can't really imagine revisiting the genres, so don't expect another follow up. There is quite a bit of material that didn't make the cut, a few montsers, the unfinished chimp calendar and a variety of other pieces that didn't seem to fit. I'm sure those pieces will see print at some point, but probably not in the same format as Chromaphile and Vernaculis. These are few pieces that did make it in.