Writings

Comic Strip This webcomic was a brief look at what it's like to work behind the scenes at a movie review website called Killer Films . Take 1: B.S. at Killer Film Take 2: Knowing is half the Battle Take 3: The Naked Truth Take 4: The Intern's Turn Take 5: OMG!!!!1 R JOO T3H L33T H4XOR? Take 6: Keep Your Chin Up

Welcome to the New World Technological advancements today have allowed for significant improvements in all aspects of our daily lives. Everyone is touched by the implementation of countless gadgets and technological possessions that have emerged since the turn of the century. To increase efficiency and simplicity, while decreasing the cost and hassle of various separate objects, there should be one solution for the every single person. It should come as no surprise to anyone

Comic Strip This was a short-lived comic strip that followed a cast of colorful characters during their daily workings at a local deli. This comic strip was done monotone to make it feel a bit more like the old (non-Sunday) comics. Episode 1: Mark-Dawg Your charismatic and stylish host of back of the house at this lively local deli. Episode 2: The Queen-Bee The crowning achievement of any trusted manager is to lead by example. Episode 3: Fungee the Fierce No matter where you

Comic Book This comic book was a special project because it was done under the guise of producing something for a local library to showcase comic artwork. But in actuality, it was a keepsake created to memorialize a humble marriage proposal. The idea was to conceal the proposal in book, but include extra pages in the front and back to hide that the back of the book would be hollowed out to leave space for an engagement ring. The comic book was then bound together with the bur

Comic Strip Here's an interesting little comic strip concept from the early 2000s about a commercial production and advertising agency named Certain Oblivion . It revolved around a few stereotypical characters in this field, and at the helm of this small business was Trevor, who the epitome of a out-of-touch boss. It's really a shame that it only introduces the characters, because it would have been interesting to see events unfold. Another unfortunate circumstance is that th

This gem of a time capsule was discovered hidden on a shelf in the art room. Quietly buried between a stack of old sketchbooks, this project was almost forgotten because it was done when the oldest boys were much, much younger. Around that time, we would read picture books to them each night. This sparked the idea to have a little project where we write and illustrate a simple short story, primarily driven by the kids' humorous and creative imagination. Sketchbook Stories Th