Belated Spookytown Page Count

I can't believe I forgot to post this. I took this shot a few weeks ago. 37 pages in the can.

New Spookytown Promo Postcards

Every so often, I get these promotions from Overnight Prints and / or Vista Prints for 50 or 100 free postcards. So I try to whip up a new Spookytown and take advantage of the deals. Here is the latest one I created. I should have some more stuff to show in a few weeks. I am still hard at work on the book. I'm doing something each day on it. Lately that hasn't been much, but it's been something, which is better than nothing.

Whatever happened to Skunk Comics?

I was wondering this the other night and thought I'd try to see what those guys are up to these days. If you're familiar with the Dallas comic book scene, you'll probably remember them from the local shows and for their book ITA Code of the Dragon. They were around when I first started doing appearances at cons and I thought it was cool meeting some local guys who were publishing comics... Sam Bohon, Sally Ridout and Walker Plagge. I didn't get to hang out with them much but when I did talk to them, they all seemed really cool. Anyway, after a rudimentary Google search...

Walker - Came across his family blog, seems to be teaching and is married with two kids... http://dollyep.blogspot.com (be sure to check out the cool mural he did for this little boys room). And I found his deviantART page... http://cobaltmonkee.deviantart.com/

Sally - She has a website... http://soliloquy.sridout.com/

Sam - Looks like he might have published a couple ITA graphic novel, but I really couldn't find a website for him anywhere.

Maybe they'll Google themselves someday, find this post and report in. Or I bet Samax might know what they're up to...

John Tesar Image

Here is a piece I did for John Tesar, who used to be the Executive Chef at the mansion at Turtlecreek. He has a new restaurant, Tesars Modern Steak and Seafood. If you live near there be sure to check it out.

Jack Boy

Celebrated my first Father's Day this year. Hard to believe. Also, it's hard to believe how fast the boy is growing. I posted his 9 month photos over at his site. Be warned cuteness overload can be deadly. It... can... be... deadly.

Be sure to check out his sweeet kicks! Chuck Taylors!

Lutu - Warrior of the North

Here's a little pin-up I did for Lutu - Warrior of the North. A comic by Steve Coffin, published by Ronin Studios. Steve describes her...

Lutu is the main character in my new sword and sorcery comic book that is currently in production. She is the sister of a famous Warrior, who is also named Lutu, but unfortunately our Lutu is more of a culinary expert than a sword master. Lutu is mistaken for her sister and she assumes her identity in hopes of finding her.

She's not your typical comic babe body type. As he says "She's a plus size gal".

Check out Lutu - Warrior of the North

Latest Frisco STYLE Magazine stuff

Here are the most recently published Frisco STYLE Magazine illustrations. Jeff, the couple in the first one are definitely based on Heather and me. As far as the woman down in the post below you said looked like Heather. She is a real person, I wasn't trying to make her look like Heather at all, hope the woman thinks it actually looks like her!