Boys do this Girls do that

A Single Monster

Comics about Samantha

Good One Patrick

Pencils

House

Rock Wall

I finally climbed the rock wall with Nell the other day. So cool.

Spanish Oral Exam Comics

Robot Parts

Epiphany

Good Guess

Jaimie the dog

I like that it looks like dinosaur poop

Yesterdays

Katie!

After the show at Indie Grits

Indie Grits 2

I did some live paintings at an indie grits show. It was the first time I have ever done that. I learned a lot and am pumped to do it again and hopefully a little better. I used house paint because I thought it would be cheap and thick, but some colors were super watery unless you dipped your brush deep, so needless to say it was very messy. I kinda low balled myself and sold both for really cheap, but it was one of the main organizers for indie grits, so I didn't feel bad. Both are 2' x 2' house paint on wood.

Dylan Reads Rock

Rock

Indie Grits

Kochalka

Get Ready

New 4 page full color comic COMING SOON! like probably tomorrow!

Harrison

These are a few fast watercolors I did for my roommate Rachel's kids book starring Harrison pretending to be a superhero.

Graduation Postcards

it's so close....yikes

Sketchbook pages

I haven't done any scans of my regular sketchbook pages in a while, so... here they are!

Character Design Made Easy: a lesson by Sam Spina

Making characters is easy! Just follow these 8 simple steps:

1. Get inspired by something you see everyday, like a shape or something. Here's a part of my bed:


2.Write it down or draw it so you remember it:


3. Doodle something based on what you wrote or drew earlier:


4.Name your new character:


5.Draw him, like, a million times:


6.Make a small poster or flier (whatever you feel) so regular people will know about and care for him:


7.Now just embrace your new character forever!


Congratulations!