Showing posts with label stumptown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stumptown. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

May Day

It's a beautiful May first in Portland, yep. I'm still in Portland for a few more days and I'm without a doubt enjoying the a more laid back pace of the Rose City (Maybe a bit too much, There's work to be done).

Stumptown comic festival was last weekend and I had a fantastic time there exhibiting. This was quite possibly my most successful festival to date- I debuted my silkscreen prints and they received a great response. I sold out of two! This is a super encouraging and I've got more prints in the plans!

Enjoy the Zombie Ayn Rand- The concept was developed by my friend Adam Guthman and I drew it up.

Thursday, April 25, 2013

In Portland for the Stumptown Comic Fest


I arrived in Portland a couple of days ago to fantastic weather. Sunny and 70 degrees! This upcoming weekend I'll be exhibiting at the Stumptown Comic Festival so if you're around come by and visit and check out all of my new work- including a brand new silkscreen accordion book "Kraken".

Here's a link for tickets and info: Stumptown!

See you there, the image is a snippet from "Kraken"

Wednesday, April 3, 2013

The Return to ZOMBIE CAT!

This is a project I've had in the "works" for a long time- started it in 2007. It's had more than it's fair share of false starts and flat out over-worked and over commercialized attempts that turned out terrible (which looking back was inevitable).

Now, I think I've got it down. I've finally developed a storyline that I really dig and hopefully everyone else will too. I'm trying to get this done for Stumptown- it'll be a tough cause there's a lot of work left but that's the goal! I'll update as it goes.

Friday, April 22, 2011

Whew, Just got back From Stumptown!


Quick note- I had a fantastic time at Stumptown Comics festival in PDX with Paul Hoppe, Tory Sica, Megan Cain, and of course my brother Scott and his girlfriend Sina. Now Back to work!

One last thing- Really tiny chainsaw or...

Friday, March 25, 2011

Rabid Rabbit#13 C'est Bon Kultur #14 Release Party!


And so much more- almost too much to handle! There's the Rabid Rabbit/C'est Bon pre-MoCCA release and original art show at Bergen Street Comics. This is going to be an awesome international comic art show! We've got the pre-mocca release and shindig with comic artists from all over the world including, humbly, myself. We'll be signing books and having good fun presenting the latest issue of Rabid Rabbit its first collaboration in an awesome flip-book with C'est Bon Kultur.

It will be awesome, you should come.

Friday, April 8th 2011 8-11pm

Bergen Street Comics
470 Bergen Street
Brooklyn, NY

Facebook event link


I will also be attending the MoCCA Festival and the Stumptown Festival in PDX. Stay Tuned here!

Monday, May 3, 2010

and breath


Yow, I'm now slowly recovering from what was a really long run that started way back at the Rabid Rabbit release and original art show that was on the March 27th at Bergen Street comics (The show is still up but in it's final weeks so check it out! Info HERE) that was quickly followed by the MoCCA Festival which was followed by and unpronounceable volcano stranding my swedish friends in NYC which was then followed by the Stumptown Festival which was great- simply great- Now I'm back at work storyboarding and decompressing from a crazy schedule-

Here- enjoy some tiger drawings I did for Time for Kids awhile ago!

Monday, April 19, 2010

the Stumptown cometh


Wow. What a tornado, actually in this case a volcano, not just any volcano. an unpronounceable icelandic volcano- it really is unpronounceable- "Eyjafjallajökull" which has stranded numerous scandanavian cartoonists in NYC and a few in my apartment. I happy to have them and this years MoCCA will easily be remembered for years to come. But as it is, the stumptown comicsfest has appeared on the horizon and I will be there as an agent of Rabid Rabbit- so I've got bags to pack and comics to ship. If you're in PDX you really must stop by! If you're not you should be 'cause Portland's a really lovely town.

Stumptown Comics Fest

•April 24-25th
•10am-6pm
Doubletree Hotel
1000 NE Multnomah
Portland, OR 97232



Here's a page from Pow #3 that I've been working on

Monday, April 12, 2010

Amazing time at MoCCA


I had a great time this year at MoCCA, in fact I think this year might be my favorite. I met a ton of cool people and got to see some old friends and Rabid Rabbit contributors that I haven't seen a while. I want to give a shout out to the Swedes and the Swedish Anthology C'est Bon in which a collaboration is in the works! Next up for me in two weeks- STUMPTOWN!

Saturday, May 9, 2009

Stumptown Trade Review


As I've said before I had a great time at the Stumptown Comics festival in Portland, Oregon. I met so many cool people and got some amazing comics. A couple of days before at the Kennedy School I met an individual named "Tiny". At 6+ feet and wearing a t-shirt that said "I beat anorexia". Tiny, liked the civil war. He had done some Re-enacting and loved history. I signed him a copy of Gettysburg and He said he'd bring his friends who write comic blog by to check it out.

That he did. Brian of the Stumptown Trade Review wrote up what I'd consider an accurate critique of Gettysburg. Cheers to that.

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Graphic Novel Reporter interview and stumptown

Ohh, man. I'm tired in too many ways to describe. I just got back from Portland, OR after attending a great Stumptown comicsfest. It was a truly good time and cheers to everyone I met there-

On another note my interview with Dr. Katie Monnin about Graphic Novels is now up at the Graphic Novel Reporter. It was good fun and she asked some great questions so Check that out! Dr. Katie Monnin is an assistant professor of literacy at the University of North Florida.

Thursday, April 9, 2009

work work work


I'm starting to get ready to go to PDX next week for the Stumptown comicfest- which I'm really excited for. My brother and I will have a table and will pushing Rabid Rabbits and our own stuff. I'm currently working on a the early stages couple of graphic novels. One about a zombie cat and the other about Harriet Tubman- yes my work does have a theme... 

Anyway if you're in Portland next weekend stop by the Fest and say hello! The image is my contribution to the Rabbit #8- the white issue.