One-Pagers

The entire Upper Valley, and I mean the WHOLE DAMN THING, was under construction over the summer. You couldn't get anywhere without being delayed half an hour. And then, of course, there were the "road work" signs that apparently applied to roadwork happening in another time zone.

Seat covers are provided for our convenience. Sometimes they're our friends. Sometimes we get our zippers stuck. Both don't happen at the same time.

We've had our first big snow of the winter here in sunny (*cough*) VT, so I felt this was something anyone up north could sympathize with.

Aghast: a dream comic

I enjoyed the dream comic assignment, despite the fact that it interfered with a shit ton of other stuff I needed to do. I've been keeping dream journals for over 10 years. It's good to know that when I suffer from cartoonists' block, I've got a huge backlog of bizarre stories already outlined.





Also, that lady with dark hair totally looked like Sandra Bullock.

 The Miss Maryland competition was being held in the next room at SPX. It was a little surreal to see bleached beauty-queens milling around the lobby next to the Converse-clad-cartoon-crowd (thank you, gods of alliteration).  It made me really proud to be wearing the badge I was wearing. 

Although, if a fight had broken out between the two crowds, that would have been epic. 

Here's a comic. I made it. Go me.

Some guys, including Dash Shaw and Seth, both of whom gave great presentations to my class. Then there's some guys and a rat.

The above is the cover to a 24-page comic I did as my final project for the spring '09 semester at CCS. I wasn't crazy about the finished product, but I really like how my cover came out. I enjoyed drawing the characters, though (the comic was a fantasy taking place in the old west, hence the name of the town). I may revisit them.