Lonesome Dove's CAPTAIN CALL

I'm working my way through McMurty's Lonesome Dove again for the second time since November, and am about halfway through. I started reading it to get a fixed description of Captain Call - whose only physical characteristic, as far as I've found, is that he's "barely middle-sized" - and just kept on going. It's tempting to just draw white-bearded Tommy Lee Jones, but as most any character with facial hair is described as having it, I decided to leave my Call clean-shaven. He's riding his roughly-monikered mare and carrying his Henry. If you haven't read it, or seen the movie, I recommend both. 

Wizarding Wednesdays: Malfoy

After being good about posting nearly every day for quite a while (what, 3 months)? I have let an entire month slip past with no updates. I traveled for about two weeks straight, and since then have been too heavy with research and projects to get any public-ready art completed. My apologies! Anyway, I'm going to try and be better about posting regularly again. I've done a lot of drawings in advance... I've just been too busy to post 'em! Here's this week's Wizarding Wednesday, to get me back on the wagon... Draco Malfoy! 

30 Rock/Star Wars

Newlywed HeroesCon staffers Heather and Seth Peaglar commissioned me to do a 30 Rock piece for them (Heather's gotten a couple of TV-based commissions from me now; she's the one who asked for a Community piece last year), and I just finished it. So here it is - 30 Rock/Star Wars!

Feel free to print these out and make your own popsicle-stick puppets! 

If you're a fan of both, maybe you can figure out who everyone is supposed to be. If you can't, that's probably a fault in my drawing. Whoops! Apologies for any characters that you'd like to have seen (Jonathon/Greedo, Don Geiss/the Emperor, etc) that I didn't end up doing. Anyway, I love 30 Rock, but don't feel the need to proselytize about it the way I do Community, because, well, everyone already watches (and loves) 30 Rock. If you're in the minority that doesn't, well, get on board, man! My commission plate is now free, and as I'm taking a trip to Toronto this weekend for the recording of the Crogan Adventures episodes for Decoder Ring Theatre's Summer Showcase (2013) and don't want to go too far in the hole with all those swanky Motel 6s (do they have those in Canada?) I figured that now might be a good time to offer up some commission openings! I'll take ten spots, ink and gray marker, 8 x 10", up to two characters per drawing, sixty bucks apiece. That includes shipping. Click below to do it, and DON'T FORGET TO INCLUDE WHAT YOU WANT IN THE NOTES SECTION! Thanks, and use the button below if you want one.

Wizarding Wednesdays: Quirrel

He IS the British Government

Hanging out with Cara (ihavebeensherlocked), Jackie (jackiemakescomics), and Calista this weekend made me want to do nothing but draw Sherlock fan art. Did two today. Here's the first. 

Redbubbled for your convenience

Publisher's Forum Tomorrow!

D'or

The villain of CROGAN'S VENGEANCE

Wizarding Wednesdays: Snape

WIZARDING WEDNESDAYS: Snape! Um, this Wizarding Wednesdays character is a day late because, well, I forgot to post it yesterday. Oops.

WILDE THING T-Shirt

*** WILDE THING ***

Figured I'd try my hand at shirt design via redbubble.  These are for sale on American Apparel tees, if anyone wants them - creme regular shirt, pink girl's fitted, and gray lil' kids.

Ghost Rider

Wizarding Wednesdays: Mad-Eye Moody

Bill Toomy

Here's another character from Crogan's Vengeance: Bill Toomy. 

Captain Dunwell

Another Crogan's Vengeance character: 

Wizarding Wednesdays: Neville Longbottom

This week's Wizarding Wednesdays drawing: Neville Longbottom!