Political Cartoon for the Day

I like how it came out.

Boys Love Too!

There's a recurring theme in my work for a misbehaving brat that thwarts authority and parenting. This little kid I think is the opposite of me for he has "joie de vivre." He is spontaneity, the id to my ego. It is perhaps in the rattlings of my mind I do find a voice that wants to continuously life to the fullest and/or rebel against constraints. For one reason or another, I identify myself not to be this little kid, but the opposite. Stolid, calm, subdued. I think somewhere in the middle of this dichotomy falls who I really am.

I wrote a new story focusing more on the kind of love that boys know best using this boy as a vehicle. How I picture it, all the writing and the colors of the picture book would be quite dainty, elegant, girly, and VERY PINK. I figured it's time to make a pink book that boys will read. That's my aim at least.

New Comic

Just click on it to view it bigger. Hooray.

Buttons is a Scaredy Cat

A preview of many many new comics coming soon! I love how the watercolor came out too. Shazam!

More on Stay!

A couple color illustrations on Stay! I also have been sketching a lot for the story. The sketches are almost done!

New Political Cartoons.

It's been a while since I have posted cartoons or sketches. I've been keeping pretty busy.

Osama bin Laid in the bottom of the ocean!

I like my pun. The political cartoon I did for the occasion.

 

More on Stay and a chinese dragon!

Where the Wild Things Went

I think that if Maurice Sendak continued that story about the Wild Things, they'd be captured and taken into captivity and brought back to the real world where they were subjugated to the demands of more children. Then they'd have to do things like swimming and playing baseball. Or so I reimagined in a sketch.

More about that dog and his master

So I put them in a city setting more or less. I've recently took photos of my surroundings seeing how I haven't looked outside my window for inspiration. It's helping me give a setting and grounding for my picture book idea called "Stay."