I've been drawing a whole mess of comics lately (as some people around here can attest, as they have been assaulted with it most heinously).

I've made a special site - Context Free Comics - updates every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. So stop by as often as you like!

I decided to make a blog to post all my stuff into... and this is it.

I've had a lot of free time lately, so between going to class and grading tests, I've been doing paid concept work with Hisham. And when I'm not doing that, I screw around. YEAH

So this is a WIP of a drawing where Drig and Asok are in a cantina. OF COURSE. I think they're having their first clandestine meeting with Hayden, the failed Bothan spy... Working on large composition and scene work. Bonus points for recognizing easter eggs!

New: Monster concept for Wicked North's Azamar RPG.

A WIP of Seghast's request for a singular group of heroes.

So far, have lines for the Mechanic...

...And the Pirate.

A Queen of Naboo, requested by princesstabetha. I am greatly enjoying this.

The crew of SWAG got hit with a nothing storm!

WIP of my contribution to this month's theme - All's Quiet on the Swaggish Front. GET ON BOARD PEEPS!

This will eventually have more characters crammed in it. So far there's Asok, Drig, Nibs the SWAG monkey and Casca lurking in the back. I've rough-sketched Judas, Tusserk and Mercy. If you want to be in this picture, SPEAK UP and I will mash you in somewhere!

Thought it was time to post a "what I've been up to" kind of blog. Non-SWAG-related art and whatnot.

I've been drawing up some Adventure Time fan art, in the form of my own original characters!

I drew a vaguely surreal/nouveau piece for my mom on mother's day...

And the big project, which I am calling Mobius... hopefully this will wind up in a (self) publishable state after I do enough pages to tell the story.

Well, duderinos, I've been keeping pretty busy of late. We've got an ongoing D&D 3.5 game running, and I'm playing a Masters of the Universe-inspired Locathah cleric (MERMAN!!).

I recently introduced my little bro to the RPG phenom (McFly!), and we recently joined a D&D 4th Edition game at the local game shop, where we play two twin halfling rogues. Lotsa fun!

On the business side, I've been making the moneys with some art commissions for a small RPG publisher, drawing some superheroes, and working as a colorist on another superhero brawl piece.

We started a new campaign last night - a fledgling rebellion is forming in far off places in the galaxy as the Empire prepares to utilize its new Death Star. This is the story of one small band of rebels.

From left:
Jayden Corser, the last living member of the Corser family of merchant traders. His family's space station was destroyed after it was discovered they were aiding the emerging rebel forces.

Trin Varess, a smuggler on the run from a vicious crimelord, and her Trandoshan copilot codenamed McFly.

Danny Rhys, an Imperial Academy dropout and childhood friend of Jayden.

Me and my friends are gearing up for a new SW campaign, set in the future of Star Wars, many years after the galactic civil war. So far, they've come up with a Trianii Ranger, a Sluissi scoundrel, and a Miraluka Jedi Investigator.

Seeing all of those awesome scenes from Tusserk's game has inspired me to do a few more myself, from our favorite old campaign. So here's the crew of the Moon Crater, doing what they do best - moving heavy boxes full of... stuff...

I can't really decide what else to do with this piece. I sketched two figures in the foreground, ostensibly striking an anti-smuggling deal while we make off with the loot behind their backs... but now I dunno. Suggestions?