This post is mirrored on my ko-fi page. Follow me there! I’ve been trying to get back in the habit of posting regularly online, and let me tell ya, it’s hard! For like ten years I’ve mostly just been working…
This one goes out to the artists trying to make it in the professional world. Don’t take that gig. Let me elaborate. Artists, no matter where you are in your career, no matter how desperately you need a paycheck, you…
Creaky Acres hits bookshelves on May 6, 2025! I worked closely with fabulous writer Calista Brill to bring the story of Nora and her friends at Creaky Acres to life. I illustrated this full-color graphic novel with the help of…
I’m trying to blog more, and that means posting art on my blog more, too. I draw a lot. My day job (I’m a storyboard revisionist on Disney Jr.’s Ariel) is drawing. I’m also working on graphic novels in my…
Well, hi there. I find myself lacking focus when it comes to posting online, particularly with regards to my own art. In the distant past I used Livejournal, then Elfwood and DeviantArt. After that it was Twitter, Tumblr, and Instagram,…
This post is the follow-up to Lighting Dark Skin, Part One: Color and Identity. If you haven’t read that already, check it out. In part one, I mainly focused on color theory. When I originally presented a quick overview of…
This topic confused some people the last time I brought it up, so let me be clear. This is an art post about how to observe and paint light and shadow on human figures with dark skin. It is not…
It’s time for the cover reveal of my latest picture book, WUTARYOO! I didn’t know where to do a cover reveal, so I decided to post it on my blog. You probably didn’t know before now that I had a…
So, one thing I’ve grown to appreciate since starting a comic is it’s really, REALLY easy to go off-model. Most (all?) sequential artists and animators know this. And now I’m gonna try to talk about it ahahahaha *sobs* So when…