Trying to get back in the habit of doing warm-up sketches is not easy, but 2 days in a row is a good start!


Trying to get back in the habit of doing warm-up sketches is not easy, but 2 days in a row is a good start!


This was a super fun show to work on. Usually, the storyboards have some sort of indication of what the environments will look like, nothing crazy, but some basic elements to work with. Well, this time, the boards were very bare in that regard and I got to go nuts on the catacombs and had a lot of fun. Enjoy!
Drawn by me, colored by Martin Ansolabehere, Sandra Calleros, andRon Russell. The show’s art director is Nick Jennings.
I’ve been doing some freelance work for Frederator’s BRAVEST WARRIORS on Youtube and here are a couple of the backgrounds I did the line work for. Go watch it and I’ll post more as I get more! Colors by Breehn Burns and Tim Brock.



I’ve been doing some freelance work for Frederator’s BRAVEST WARRIORS on Youtube and here are a couple of the backgrounds I did the line work for. Go watch it and I’ll post more as I get more! Colors by Breehn Burns and Tim Brock.


Hey, guys Happy Wednesday! Remember how I used to draw comics and post them for you sometimes? Well, I’m back! Here is another issue of Lobster Ladd for your personal enjoyment. I don’t know why, but it took me a long time to draw this, half of it was done on paper, the other half on Manga Studio and I finished it like 6 months ago. I was planning to publish it and sell it at conventions, but I don’t know when the next one I’m going to is going to be…so you all win! Enjoy!

It’s been a while since I’ve posted any of these! So here’s a little batch from some recently aired episodes! Drawn by me, colored by Martin Ansolabehere, Sandra Calleros, and Ron Russell. The show’s art director is Nick Jennings.
Here’s part 2 of my Gamma Rae mini comic!
Here’s my piece for the Blonde Grizzly’s “Saturday Morning” gallery that’s up until August 17th.

I always loved Duck Tales as a kid. In fact, after Ninja Turtles (and story-wise, perhaps more) this show informed my comic making sensibilities more than anything else. I loved the action, adventure, cool characters and treasure hunting that filled each episode. This piece involves one of the things I always thought was weird about what I remember about the show- the fact that Scrooge McDuck was always strong-arming his way into foreign cultures in search of their gold and just taking it. And God forbid the protectors of said treasure try and defend themselves least they be painted as villainous naves! Still, gotta love Duck Tales. My apologies for not including Gizmo Duck or Launchpad McQuack.
11×14 prints available from my store.