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Among the cooler things that have ever happened to me, here's this: as you may have heard elsewhere on the internet this week, I am the penciler/inker on Dynamite Comics' WILL EISNER'S THE SPIRIT. I'm in for a twelve issue arc, written by Matt Wagner and colored by my good pal Brennan Wagner, who put my name in the ring in the first place. The words "Spirit" and "the" alone make this an honor. Add in the chance to work with Matt Wagner, one of my all-time biggest heroes and inspirations, and to be colored by a friend who I really creatively click with, and you've got an amazing gig going. But then there the story Matt's written for this. Thi

Hey, everybody -- been away for a couple years, and now I'm not. Last night, I went back and looked at the many hundreds of posts I'd made over the decade that connects now to when I first opened up a dA page, and remembered what a remarkable creative community I'd been lucky enough to be a part of. I still get emails from fans of the old work I posted here. I still get well-wishes on my birthday. This place is great. I'm going to start posting up here again. For commissions, sketches, and the odd page, it's hard to beat this place as a catalogue of ongoing art. I'll keep y'all in the loop about developments in my creator-owned work, like S

Oh, hey! Didn't see you there. I'm up to a couple things. Most visibly, I'm helping make a pair of comics over at The Committee Building (dot com). Supervillain sci-fi farcical morality jam STOP AND GO, and a property my deviantArt followers should have passing familiarity with, THE FOWL -- with more comics to come. Check it out: http://www.thecommitteebuilding.com . This new Fowl series is plotted in conjunction with Jesse Snavlin, writer and creator of Stop and Go, who both letters and writes the scripts for me to pencil and ink from. It updates on friday and monday in eight-page segments, each starting on the first friday of the month. W