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Lego Dreams
About a year ago I drew this in my sketchbook. I still think it’s kinda funny: I had a dream once that I was back at the Savannah College of Art and Design and in one of my comics courses, we were...
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George Apostrophe
So I’ve started meeting once a week with a super talented artist friend. We learn new software together, watch Lynda.com documentaries on other artists and designers, critique each other’s work, and...
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Grisby Manor Update
Grisby Manor is puttering along – I’ve had some setbacks and delays, but work continues. The website is finished now, and three pages of the comic are up now. It will be awhile before I officially...
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My New Treasure!
Grisby Manor is a lot of fun to write because I get to do research for it. While it’s not a hard-set historical fiction story by any means, there are things I want to feel authentic. For my priest...
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Mucha Manor
I love Alfons Mucha. But who doesn’t? His work is iconic, instantly recognizable and breathtakingly gorgeous. So when I got my very first large format flatbed scanner a few months ago, the first...
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Grisby Manor Maquette: ALL DONE!
Whoa, it’s been awhile since I updated everyone here on my maquette. It’s finished. It’s been finished for a while, now. Heheh. Oops. Here’s some pictures: You know what? It’s not perfect. There’s...
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Grisby Manor Sneak Peek: Designing Schroeder
I thought it might be interesting to follow the design of a character from start to finish. We’ll take a look at Reverend Schroeder Calvin Whitefield, one of the library ghosts of Grisby Manor. I knew...
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Progress, I guess?
Found this the other day – one of the very first sketches I did of a young Walter and Kate. I’d guess it’s a little over a year old. This is from a few weeks ago. I’ve been reading a lot more about...
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Sketch Dump
Following the example of an artist I admire, I’ve started doing warm-up sketches before working on whatever project I have to do each day. She uses warm ups as an opportunity to work through design...
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Hi!
Oh hi! If you’ve come here by way of the Ordinary Days Project page, thanks for stopping by! This is just a blog of random art-related stuff, most of it concerning my current work in progress, Grisby...
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DOODLES!
Doodling is great. I listen better when I doodle. I think better when I doodle. I like to doodle while I plan out plots or sort out script problems. When I’m drawing the actual comic pages, I get...
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A Grisby Teaser: How it’s Done
Now that you’ve seen the finished product, I thought it’d be fun to show you how it got there. On all of these images, you can click to get a closer look. First, I wrote a script. I use the template...
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A Grisby Teaser
While I was working on the Ordinary Days Anthology project, I wrote a Grisby Manor story as a fun diversion from the heavier story I submitted. I challenged myself to tell a concise story in two to...
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Sketch Cards
For the Ordinary Days anthology, I was asked to make some 3×3 sketch cards that would be given to each donor along with their book. I’ve never really done anything like this before, and it was a bit...
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The 2013 Christmas Card Project
Hello everyone! It’s that time again, the card design for the 2013 Andrew S. Millette Memorial Fund is here! This year’s design features snowflakes. Here’s a little info on the cards: A pack of ten...
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