Merry Christmas, gang. Baked cookies for friends, fam, and anyone who needs a little light right now. The world’s dark, but kindness still counts. Let’s keep showing up, one small good thing at a time. That’s how we push back. 🍪🎄

The only thing that should’ve been redacted are the names of the victims.

Throwback Thursday: Main Man Mode. Drew it right after a few months working on Overwatch 2. That whole experience left me feeling skill-less, like maybe I didn’t belong in this industry. And yeah, he’s holding a gun that turns into a motorcycle. Straight from Santa, it’s the kind of stupid I love.

Get a grip!

Drawing cubes...

This is just the digital color guide for my Link Zelda piece. The lines are pretty much locked in. I’ve got a couple extra little components I’m gonna add in that I’m keeping secret for now. And like all digital color guides, it’s just a guide. Things always shift on the page.

Had the privilege of sitting down with artist Rob Duenas @sketchcraft.bsky.social to talk about his wild days at GameFan magazine, check it out (if you have two spare hours)! youtu.be/sSMcC4OLJRk

Remember when a Campbell’s Soup exec admitted their food was made in a lab and engineered as “poor people food,” something they wouldn’t even feed their own family? Yeah. That was two weeks ago.

Pssst, if you're using AI to 'animate' your art, it looks like garbage. All of it.

New 12min Harley and Punchline scribbly demo is up. I break down the tools, the layering, and how I keep the sketch swinging while I push the forms. Real markers, real pencils, real draw session energy. The 3+ hour cut with Uncle Jerk commentary lands Monday. . youtu.be/zy8bgiqay9E?...

Working this Zelda Link piece out. Went with a chunky Master Sword this round. My theory is it’d grow bigger like the Sword from Thundercats. Also gave Link a longer nose, I wanted something that leans more into my Ankama and Dofus influences than the usual Twilight Princess design.

TURN THE VOLUME UP!!

Start calling it the Epstein Ballroom.

Wrapped up this Gunslinger Spawn Scribbly. No saucy bg on this one, just color pencil over Copics & ink. I’ll probably stick to the full color bgs in the future, not the biggest fan of all the white space. The spinning gun was a blast to color. Mostly like the attitude that came out of this one.

Laid in the first wave of inks on this Gunslinger Spawn piece. Still in that wild west stage where the lines start talking back, asking if I’ve got the guts to push it further. Gonna wrangle in some color next and see if I can keep it from shootin' the whole page apart.

Someone said, "He's more burger than king now" Boise agrees.

We all out here in Boise just sayin' No to Kings.

Our lawyer went through point by point saying (in legalese), “This is bullshit and here’s why.” [more details at link] www.gofundme.com/f/support-gr...

Good morning campers. America has No Kings. The horrors persist, but so do we.

Working on that Gunslinger Spawn commish. These are my ruffy lines, where I let the shapes breathe and the attitude come through. I blob in a few details like the hands and gun, just enough to guide the final pass. Gotta lock in the swagger before the cleanup.

I'll never stop laughing at how my self-hating Latino brother joined and was kicked out of the CBP for being incompetent within a year. Watch this and think how bad you gotta be to get have them throw you out.

IYKYK.

Who's your favorite Jedi?

Trumps pumkin glow face isn't mission ready either. His orange bronzer wouldn’t pass morning formation in the military. Army Reg AR 670-1, para. 3-2: “Cosmetics must be conservative, complement the natural skin tone, and not be eccentric, exaggerated, or trendy.”

Final colors are wrapped up on this Harley Quinn and Punchline piece. I went full scribbly style with a saucy BG and it landed pretty much the way I hoped. The color clash feels fun and sharp, and I’m happy with all the little details tucked in there.

Laid down the inks on this Harley Quinn / Punchline mash-up & still at that point in the process where the whole thing starts muttering back at me half “finish me,” half “don’t screw this up.” Gonna let the colors duke it out over the next couple passes and see who walks away with the belt.

I have friends everywhere.

Harley & Punchline on deck. Digicolors and roughy lines are squared away, so now it’s time to slap this on the board, drop the inks, and start chewing through the scribbly colors by hand. This is where it stops living on the screen and starts turning into a real piece, layer by layer.

This week my hard drive decided to cosplay as a brick. Whole lotta blah blah blah tech drama but none of that matters. Back on track, laying down this Harley and Punchline commish, going heavy on the stylized figure design. Sometimes you just gotta drown computer nonsense in ink.

Last night was the closest thing we’ve had to a dress rehearsal for his exit. And for a few golden hours, the internet was nothing but joy.

Choose your online engagement.

Eight months in, folks and this is the vibe. The Jill Stein and single-issue martyrs who sat November out handed us this chokehold, while my Latino fam who voted Orange Turd made sure the grip got tighter.

Here’s a ruffy comp for a Punchline and Harley Quinn commish I’m working on. Still early, just laying things in. Punchline’s pose is definitely a work in progress, but I don’t try to worry too much about nailing that perfectly at this stage. Right now it’s about locking in the vibe.

Super rough ruffy of Dr. Manhattan. First time I’ve drawn anyone from Watchmen, even though I bought all twelve issues back in high school. Final’s gonna be finished in my Convention Sketch style from the site, this is just me roughing out the pieces before I comp it together.

Early sketch thumbnail ruffy for a Gunslinger Spawn commission. Some of these thumbnails come out stiff, and yeah, I know stiffness can sometimes give a piece that extra presence. But me? I like my characters to feel like they’re moving, even if they’re just standing there.

Here’s my take on a commission that pays homage to the Jim Lee Gambit X-Men trading card. I’ve got this personal goal of redrawing the whole thing someday. Unless you’re personally commissioning me to keep it rolling, though, it might take a while. One card down, a whole deck to go.

Went full Scrappy Style on another Orion Commish, same characte, diff client. Chunky shapes, wild lines, and all the raw sketchbook juice. No overthinking, just putting marker to paper and going Poscas to the wall.

Just wrapped up this Orion commission and went full scribbly mayhem on it, raw energy flying everywhere. The blast came out straight gold, which wasn’t the original plan, but I kinda dig how it turns the whole piece into one big explosion.

Getting my scribbly on with Orion here, stacking chunky shapes on top of scratchy textures, letting every line jitter and bounce like it’s had too much jolt cola.The pencils are riding the edge between tight control and “let’s just see where this thing crashes.”

This Rat City Spawn ain’t your usual lean-and-mean silhouette, I packed on the armor, fattened up the limbs, and gave him that OG manga Spawn toy swagger. Basically, if the alleys of Rat City had an action figure line in ‘95, this is the card art.

Just wrapped this Demon commission, went heavy on those big Kirby-style shapes, chunky armor, wide cape, sharp claws, the whole deal. Kept the reds and golds running hot, then cooled it down with some deep blues in the background so it all balances out.

Wrapped up this Ghost Rider commission and went full tilt with the fire and spikes. Built him out of chunky, angular armor so every edge feels like it could cut you, then threw that flaming skull on top like the world’s most dangerous cherry.

Rat City Spawn warm‑ups! 🐀👹 Cracked the sketchbook and let the shapes go full necroplasm, chunky armor, jagged cape, all attitude. Some poses might evolve, others stay as feral warm‑ups, but it all ends hand‑drawn, fully colored, and ready to raise hell… or at least Spawn a little trouble.

Are we seriously doing this again? @pcgamer.com I’d love it if you didn’t print false things. 1) The game saved mid-run at launch (between levels, granted with bad UI feedback), 2) I didn’t change my mind about the design, 3) I left Ironwood over a year ago, … www.pcgamer.com/games/when-t...

Here’s your reminder, kids: every chunky castle in the sky starts with a box. Stack enough shoeboxes, bend the rules a little, and bam, you’re building a whole city. Master the simple shapes first, and you can build anything. Cities. Castles. Your own personal skyline.

Ghost Rider’s been burnin’ donuts all over my sketchbook today.🔥💀 Cranking commissions, cooking up more spiky goodness, and I’ve got a stack of stuff I can’t wait to throw at your eyeballs soon. Stay tuned, the scribble train ain’t slowing down...

Absolute Bat Chonk incoming! 🦇💥 — flat pose, max scribbles, like he ate three Robins for breakfast and washed ’em down with a gallon of justice. I went full watercolor sky, Poscas, and colored pencil chaos. He just stands there like, “Yeah. I’m the problem".

Just wrapped this 11x14 Peter Pan scribbly, and man, this one feels like a full-page splash out of some lost Neverland comic. Pan’s mid-leap, map tearing wide open behind him, Skull Island in the corner, pirate ship slicing through the waves, rainbow dropping in like it’s late to the party.

Here’s the latest on the Peter Pan commission, inks are officially down! Took the digital sketch and laid it out on paper by hand. All traditional, all scribbly, all me. 😅 Pan’s flying & Tink’s right there stirring it up, & the background’s already setting the stage. Next step: color!