Some days are a changing a tire on a dirt road kind of days.

You can now get the digital editions of Backwood Folk on itchio! For a grand total of $7 you can get the first two issues filled with ghostly booger dogs, lights in the sky, and small town gossip in the Arkansas Ozarks. backwoodfolk.itch.io

Adapted an early short of a late author for a literary publication, and buddy, the imposter syndrome of putting my name on a credit line next to his has been astounding.

Me -a comic creator- when I start sneaking into the local literary scene.

Developing a fictional setting requires a lot of asking if your world building is in service of verisimilitude or trivia.

Backwood Folk is the story of a haunted little town where people really do stick around and stay awhile. You can download the first two issues of the comic series for just $7. That’s almost a hundred pages of Ozark haints, immortal goats, and creatures in the woods. backwoodfolk.itch.io

Had a hand on this one last Friday! Was a lot of fun, and especially had a lot of fun putting together this little poster. Still can confirm that this is the most Arkansan movie ever made.

Did I get most of my hair cut off for a change in style or to completely defang the one cashier at the gas station by my house who always has an infinity of Jesus jokes ready for me? No idea

The urgency to come to a conclusion or reach a consensus on what a movie or book *means* is kinda alien to me. I do chew my food slow though.

Up now at the Backwood Folk website! THESE GHOST TOWNS ARE FULL! Three webcomic tales of the haunted Ozarks! Read them now for free and in full at www.backwoodfolk.com/ghosttowns/

Nothing says I have more confidence as an artist like the increasing amount of scenes I set inside of a car.

I just like watching massive live broadcasts where the wheels feel like they are about fall off the production at any second.

Backwood Folk is the story of a haunted little town where people really do stick around and stay awhile. You can download the first two issues of the comic series for just $7. That’s almost a hundred pages of Ozark haints, immortal goats, and creatures in the woods. backwoodfolk.itch.io

The kinda rural origins that result in keeping a counter of how many names I know personally in a book about a search and rescue case and an unrelated doomsday cult.

A comic joke I've manifested into an actual problem is that I've become a much slower writer than I have an artist.

I can even tell you which Godzilla toy I was looking at to draw this.

I’m not good at talking about the grimness in this world. I wish I was as it’s never been more necessary. Hold your’s closer and do the best to make those in your orbit better. I don’t know many other ways.

Backwood Folk is a comic series following the lives and afterlives of the residents of a small ghost town in the Arkansas Ozarks! Check out backwoodfolk.com to find the first two issues and stick around and stay awhile for the free webcomics and town history.

Had an illustration I was fond of that vanished after an art show in 2017. Stolen? Maybe. Lost in pick up? Probably. Anyways just got contacted by someone who purchased it at a thrift store and wanted the story on it. Love when a piece has its own little journey. Love to get an update once a decade.

I write and draw a slice of life, weirdo, low-stakes, scifi series with my brother called HΩME. Nice and cool people have said cool and nice things about them! Serialized comics for discerning readers! 4 books available now! homecomics.ca/collections/...

Eve of the Ozarks. Stop Watch. from Backwood Folk #2.

Eve of the Ozarks. Stop Watch. from Backwood Folk #2.

Been reading True Grit for the first time, perhaps surprisingly. Less surprising is how much hooting and hollering I’m doing when the introduction of LaBoeuf brings in the Arkansas vs Texas trash talk.

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Got some ghost story #webcomics! Three stories of becoming part of the scenery in the Arkansas Ozarks. And got some more in stories from our reliable narrator in the planning stages!

Got some ghost story #webcomics! Three stories of becoming part of the scenery in the Arkansas Ozarks. And got some more in stories from our reliable narrator in the planning stages!

The noise I made finally finding these at a non insane price at the local used book store.

My mom recently dropped off a box of a lot of my childhood stuff. Included a lot of drawings. And wow, I definitely earned the nickname Alien Boy in 1997.

One thing I’ll give AI art, it’s completely removed most false senses of urgency I had in making and releasing my work. That content churn model prized by social media is easier to let go of when you see it backed up by unloved junk released with the passion of spam email.

There’s a few tv shows that people keep recommending me and they are probably mostly right to, but I’ve been really running into a wall of how many sci-fi shows for grown-ups are some kind of office intrigue.

Crucially, this movie might also hold the most cinematic appearances of the best logo of the Arkansas Razorbacks. The Sweater Hog.

How many times will I log Boggy Creek 2 on Letterboxd this year? An enduring mystery.

Up now at the Backwood Folk website! THESE GHOST TOWNS ARE FULL! Three webcomic tales of the haunted Ozarks! Read them now for free and in full at www.backwoodfolk.com/ghosttowns/

Got a small comic/adaptation project releasing fairly soon where I share a credit line with an Arkansas -well frankly literary- institution that I'm still a little stunned by. Pretty excited by that.

The sports reporting of internet discourse dressed up as news is one of those things I would love to leave behind in the next arrangement of online.

Issue 3 is gunna be a doozy later this year as drama breaks out at a Bigfoot Expedition for Po’Dunk’s Pink Eye. Jump in on that ground floor with almost 100 pages of comics filled with haints and witches and maybe the devil himself for under ten bucks!

The way other comic artists talk makes it feel like the smaller to middle tier comic publishing route is far more punishing and stressful than the self published route. Can never discern how accurate that is, or if it's a really comforting idea for me to avoid rejection letters.

You can now get the digital editions of Backwood Folk on itchio! For a grand total of $7 you can get the first two issues filled with ghostly booger dogs, lights in the sky, and small town gossip in the Arkansas Ozarks. backwoodfolk.itch.io

Just did a poster that’s gunna take ages to be unseated as most fun I’ve ever had doing a poster.

The whole angle that everyone is unfair about AI really coming across like the "i'm a little birthday boyy" after years of taunts and open excitement.

Three Ghost Story Webcomics set in the Arkansas Ozarks! Tales of a young man's curious source for honey, a boy throwing his voice across time, and that dead body that's always been in the general store. Available now to read in complete and for free at www.backwoodfolk.com/ghosttowns/

Maybe unsurprising how many work e-mails are about Bigfoot these days, perhaps more surprising is how little they have to do with my comics.

Didn't know a Game of Thrones show could get me like that again, but they got me good with that last one.

Put a little free preview of Backwood Folk Issue 2: Dry County Spirits up on the site! Strange requests at the Farmer's Market. www.backwoodfolk.com/backwood-fol...

Put a little free preview of Backwood Folk Issue 2: Dry County Spirits up on the site! Strange requests at the Farmer's Market. www.backwoodfolk.com/backwood-fol...

Gotta get into the generational panic racket. Just gotta write one article about “kids these days” and do a find and replace word search every ten years and release it again.

It's Friday the 13th and Backwood Folk is now available on itchio! For $7 you can get both issues! That's around 100 pages of ghosts, small town gossip, and lights in the skies of the Arkansas Ozarks. backwoodfolk.itch.io

It's Friday the 13th and Backwood Folk is now available on itchio! For $7 you can get both issues! That's around 100 pages of ghosts, small town gossip, and lights in the skies of the Arkansas Ozarks. backwoodfolk.itch.io

2011 v 2026. Yeah. Feels pretty great!