INKtober

So, my friend and fellow Schulz Studio staffer, Donna Almendrala, informed me that it's time for the INKtober challenge - in which, eager cartoonists commit to drawing and inking one panel a day, every day, for the whole month.

Seems like just the sort of vice that might start to fill the crippling, baseball shaped hole the Oakland A's left in my heart yesterday so, here goes.  I will now attempt to do one drawing a day for the rest of the month chronicling the fictional exploits of A's mascot, Stomper, as he nurses himself through the 2014 post-season without his team.  Day one:

The cardinal rule of Sandwiches

Corgis in a Snowstorm

This week's sketch prompt is strangely similar to last week's...or I have a one track mind:

More doodles from our weekly sketch challenge - today's prompt was "Yeti".

I'm not dead and I'm still doodling!

We've been doing this thing at work where we pull a prompt out of a cup and get 10 minutes to sketch whatever comes to mind.  Today's prompt was "Astronomy and Astrology, apparently there's a big difference."  

Found this page I penciled...

...back in Seattle and decided to ink it.  This is why I love, and hate, talking to people about music.

Press play

HI FRIENDS! Believe it or not, I've actually been holed up drawing comics all this time - and I finally finished a new book!  My elevator speech, admittedly, needs some work but Goodbye Ruby SoHo is a character portrait in three parts.  You can grab one at the Vancouver Comic Arts Festival this weekend but, you can also always order one through my store or, y'know, use it as an excuse to come visit.  I've just decided, new policy: free comic books for anyone who comes and visits me!  

Here's an excerpt: