Another hostess comic!

More adventures in restaurant-seating-and-greeting. I should state, for the record, that the events in this comic may have been slightly embellished.


And because I happened to scan it:

Kinda like how the perspective on this one came out.

Plus, cleavage!

In other news: I'll be going to the Boston Comic Con this weekend with my buddy Matt Aucoin, so brace yourself, Bean-Town, because...

uh...

I'm going to...
to be there...

for the weekend.

Okay, then.

Paneled at the Nisus Gallery

This news isn't exactly new anymore, but it's worth mentioning that the Nisus Gallery in Portland, Oregon is showing the original work of Center for Cartoon Studies students and selling their comics! I don't have any original art on display, but Brain Parts #1 and #2, as well as Unpleasant People #1 and #2 are on sale there for the duration of the show!

You can follow the event on Facebook as well.

If you're in the area, please check it out! There are works from some incredible artists on display!

I'm so lazy...

Okay, so, it's not like I haven't actually been working, I just haven't been responsible. Which is why it's always, like, six months between blog postings. Well, now instead of posting some crappy sketch, I've also got an actual, real, black-and-white, multi-paneled, word-ballooned COMIC to post! Whoa!

And also a couple crappy sketches...

But first, my first comic from Job #2 (so far, Job #2, hostessing at a restaurant, has not made me want to punch babies) and is an actual conversation.

On to the crappy sketches! Robot folks!

ALL male-type steampunk robots have birthing hips, you should KNOW that...


She wears high-heels because she feels it makes her butt look nice.

Empty Spaces

So, I was watching "Life After People" and looking at photos of abandoned buildings and such, and found myself inspired. There's something oddly reassuring about the knowledge that no matter what we do to this planet, even if we make it uninhabitable for ourselves, nature will always reclaim what we've built. Even the thickest of walls we've put between ourselves and the outside world will eventually be overgrown, crumbled and reclaimed by plant life.

So I made a couple crappy sketches.







So there's that.

Prehistoric Bitch

Watched Ghostbusters 1 and 2 for the gazillionth time last week. Never gets dull. This is what happened next.



Gozer was rockin' the bubble-suit before it was cool!

Colored with marker and white-out.

Brain Parts and Unpleasant People Reviewed!

HUGE news! Rob Clough picked up Brain Parts #0 and Unpleasant People #1 at this past MoCCA. I was totally stoked at the time, but kind of forgot about it when no review was posted in the following months. I just figured he didn't like them.

Turns out he liked them! The review was just posted on the Comics Journal website, alongside a review for Lena Chandhok's excellent work, which he picked up at the same time.

He had some constructive criticism, which I totally agree with, in problem areas that have been pointed out to me before. Knowing that someone read and really thought about my work is very motivating, as I've been in kind of a slump lately.

I realize a review probably isn't so big a deal to a lot of cartoonists, but this is the first time my work has been recognized outside of CCS!

Thanks for reading, Rob!

Hurrs a pik-churr! Herp-a-derp!

This whole "Twilight" thing gives me panic attacks and seizures. They've already started to pussy-fy werewolves! WEREWOLVES, people! We have to stop this from happening!
Dude with a gun is robbing the person to your right!