LA Zinefest was Good Fun cue a Boxing Wiener 3:38 PM

Ah LA. if I wasn't nearly freezing solid in Brooklyn I doubt I could remember your warm, palm lined, streets in which I sat endlessly in traffic with more fondness. I mean really, I can run five miles faster than I could drive there. That said.

LA Zinefest was excellent! I really had a great time and look forward to it next year. It was an awesomely diverse collection of self-publishers of every ilk and medium! Reminded me of the early days of the MoCCA Festival. Totally worth leaving freeeeeezing New York for a few days to exhibit and hangout!

Please enjoy a boxing wiener! why? cause I've drawn a lot of boxing animals but never a dog (still no boxing cat yet either) Someone asked why I didn't draw a boxing Boxer? "cause that's obvious" I responded indignant, masking that I didn't think of that really obvious decision

LA Zinefest! woot! 2:36 PM

I'll be exhibiting for the first time at the LA Zinefest! Along with my studio-mate Jen Tong, Her BF Joel Alter, and former studio-mate, good friend, and new LA resident Sung Yoon Choi! I'm really looking forward to it and it's SOON! Just more than a month away. I've got to get busy! I'm not a fast zine maker, quite the opposite. Aside of my illustration, comic, storyboarding, silkscreening, and GTA V work, when it comes to zine making I am ponderous. I spend a lot of time just sketching and mulling over an idea before it ever becomes real (anyone who follows my comics understands that I'm slower than a frozen snail). It's not that I want to be slow or that I lack ideas, it's just when I do get an idea... for lack of a better analogy. I percolate on it until... until it makes a good cup of coffee.

IF you're in the greater Los Angeles area I expect to see you in a month! Meanwhile- I have no idea what or how or whatever I'm going to do with this rad Medusa drawing but something must be done!