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It’s time for another horrifying thing from my childhood that still inspires me today!

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It’s time for another horrifying thing from my childhood that still inspires me today!

Today I finally wrapped up everything I've had on my docket since January, and I have a few days before my next project starts. I think I might get back into some brush making tomorrow!

One of those projects was My Neighbor Necromancer #3! Thank you to everyone who backed the book last year. If you haven't heard of it go check it out on necrocomic.com! The campaign for issue 4 will be happening later this year.

I feel a scene like this made 30 years ago adds ammo against people who think Kids Movies are expected to be a babysitting timewaster and not have anything significant in them outside of visuals, especially for characters that previously had little to them to work with

Ok I’m gonna do the thing here: ngl.link/cerealpancake Will answer Wednesday evening (est) while I’m at the haunted bar.

morning

“Do you ever miss it?” - Witness the return of Ortensia Thomas in an all new MIDNIGHT WESTERN THEATRE comic story brought to life by the all new team of artist Puré @komemerda.bsky.social and colorist Julianne Griepp @juliannegriepp.bsky.social

In ONE day! AMELIA SHADOWS AND THE NEW HEAD GHOST!! From me and @papercutzgn.bsky.social!!!

Best Friend Show arrives in August from Mad Cave imprint @nakamapress.bsky.social! By Craig McKenney and Melisa Jones, this YA graphic novel is about healing, friendship, and first love, set amongst animal rescue, dog training, and competitive dog shows. More:

HAPPY EASTER!!! #Easter

A little more amazing artwork from Marty Baumann for your Easter Sunday! #baltimorecomiccon

This was a freaking blast!

HEY, GUESS WHAT COMES OUT THIS WEEK. I've got a little twitch in the back of my brain that tells me this one's gonna be huge.

to get paid and also for independence, so y'know, men don't get to act like they own their wives 🫠

More horrifying media from my childhood that inspire me today.

색칠중....

He is risen

Today I learned about the Sedlec Ossuary and now I must go there

Master painting study of a snowy forest.

Enjoy this picture of Rutabaga 💚

Evergreen

Theres alot I could say, but in the spirit of brevity ill suggest they find their people, both creatively & in friendship, then foster those relationships. Part of that is not being a corny ladder climber who abuses those relationships in order to benefit yourself.

More horrifying media from my childhood that inspire me today

I miss the Adam Glass and Bernard Chang Teen Titans run

The Vengeful Prisoner

FINISHED! FernGully: The Last Rainforest 9x12” commission Colored pencils, watercolors, colored Microns, Speedball ink w/ Pentel brush, Copics, Posca white out

*ARTIST NEEDED* Looking for either a Michigan-based artist or artist from Michigan to work on a short horror story (4-5 pages) that serves as an ode to our mitten state. Please either holler at me or share until we find somebody!

hot take: comic cons should pay creators to table at artist’s alley, not the other way around

Post the wins. Even the temporary ones.

The Bookworm / Der Bücherwurm, by Carl Spitzweg, c. 1850.

If you haven't already consider nominating My Neighbor Necromancer #2 for the @ringoawards.bsky.social!

This was a great conversation!

Ethan Young rocks.

There is a new book by an Indigenous author pretty much every time I go to the bookstore, in all sorts of genres, and I can't possibly keep up and read them all, which is the most wonderful problem to have. We absolutely rock.

Cosigned

I consumed a lot of horror and horror-adjacent things as a kid. So I thought it would be fun to start a sporadically-scheduled series of posts where I share some of those things called: Horrifying media from my childhood that inspire me today.

I consumed a lot of horror and horror-adjacent things as a kid. So I thought it would be fun to start a sporadically-scheduled series of posts where I share some of those things called: Horrifying media from my childhood that inspire me today.

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