Page 9 from What Are You Talking About?! - an afternoon with Cid & Francis.
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Page 9 from What Are You Talking About?! - an afternoon with Cid & Francis.
You can read it from the beginning here.
Just wanted to let you all know that I’ll have work in a group show at the Chris White Gallery in Wilmington, DE. I’ll have a wide range of work there…sketch cards, illustrations, comics and prints, mostly pertaining to some kind of cinematic or literary subject. Show opens this Friday, June 1, and runs through the whole month. If you’re in the DE, PA and NJ area, hopefully you can stop by!
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(This page was a tough one. Redrew it twice before finding the right composition. But it eventually worked itself out.)
A little something I drew up for the Philly Comix Jam’s Summer Blockbusters and Lacklusters Art Show. It opens Friday June 1st at Brave New Worlds in Philadelphia’s Old City district.
I suppose this is something that would fit better in 1996, but, oh well, what are you gonna do…

ATTENTION: The one-and-only Tom Gauld is on Tumblr. You know what to do.
I’m amazed at the subtlety and sadness that Gorman can find in video games that, honestly, were never intended to have it. A keen eye, truly.
(Source: idrawnintendo)
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Illustration based on Akira Kurosawa’s Rashomon
A logo I made for Hic & Hoc Publications! Here’s the store, and here’s the Tumblr. Go to both!
Mike Sgier drew this great Hic & Hoc logo! My money is on Hoc in this battle — he looks scrappy.
Hey did I mention that if you do a Hic & Hoc logo, I’ll send you some free comics?
A finished, double-page spread from Secret Prison #666, a collaborative effort between Carey Pietsch and myself.
You can find SP#666 at various locations in Philly. It should also be making an appearance at CAKE in June.
What’s the Matter with Sluggo? - my contribution to Suspect Device #2, edited by the one and only Josh Bayer.
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More pages on the way…
Sketch cards based on Jean-Luc Godard’s Bande à part.
(Finally got around to the Arthur card, so the triptych is now complete…)
Sketch card based on Ingmar Bergman’s The Seventh Seal.