1 comments Wednesday, October 31, 2007




Happy Halloween everybody.

Entering Andover's a comic strip that I've been doing for the past ten years. Here's a couple of my favorite Halloween themed comics from the past couple of years.

0 comments Saturday, October 27, 2007



There is a definite class system in candy. You have your top tier candies which are your Snickers, Resse's, Milky Way and so on. Then there are the second tier candies including your Mounds, Kit-Kat, Baby Ruth, etc. And every year there was somebody who gave you those odd, unpopular candes like Mary Jane's and Bit 'O Honey, which always annoyed me as a kid.

0 comments Friday, October 26, 2007

0 comments Wednesday, October 24, 2007



This piece never actually saw print since the article was killed by the magazine for some reason, but I was extremely pleased with the way that it came out. Originally from Austin, Charlie Rose is a local Boston-based folk musician. I loved the idea of doing this in a pseudo american folk art style, which just accentuated the banjo in his arms and the whole sense of folk music.

0 comments Saturday, October 20, 2007



Dating is such a goldmine for material.

2 comments Monday, October 15, 2007



"...Pearl Jam turned out to be Generation X's Led Zeppelin, openly paying homage to their predecessors, without using a formulaic template for success. Stone Temple was able to channel the Doors, thanks primarily to Scott Weiland's stage histrionics, and eke out their own spot in rock history..."

This article for Skope magazine that I had to illustrate gave me a huge panorama of people and bands to play with. In the end I decided that I really found the play of Jim Morrison against Scott Weiland (or possibly Scott Weiland against Jim Morrison) to be the most fun and dynamic. Once I had that decided this piece really came together fast and I've been pleased with the result.

Enjoy

1 comments Friday, October 12, 2007






I thought I'd start things out here with a polital cartoon that I'd done recently. I personally liked this one since it suceesfully, and simply, incorporated two events that had been so prominent as of late. A wide stance? We don't have homosexuals in Iran? They almost make it too easy to come up with something.

Enjoy.