Category Archives: Illustration

Opening reception for Infinite Canvas: Comics & Fantasy Illustration

I’ll be kicking off my weekend with a comics and fantasy art opening reception in Lewiston. Come say hello! Fri, Sep 27, 5-8PMKimball Street Studios191 Lisbon Street, Lewiston, MEMore info Infinite Canvas is a comics and fantasy illustration exhibit featuring primarily Maine artists. I organized and participated in the first one in 2017 and amContinue reading “Opening reception for Infinite Canvas: Comics & Fantasy Illustration”

Variations 2019: Outdoor / Indoor Group Series + Artist Reception

For this year’s Artdogs Variations project, we chose to respond to the extensive bridge work taking place in our backyard of downtown Gardiner, Maine. My piece depicts a modern troll. OUTDOOR SERIES Find the artwork on the back of the Artdogs building (Arcade St public lot) and under the Bridge St / A1 Diner bridge.Continue reading “Variations 2019: Outdoor / Indoor Group Series + Artist Reception”

Illustration Series & Limited Print Run

For my first Inktober, I created 31 digital ink drawings of my top character picks for the upcoming video game Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. View the seriesĀ» Limited Print Run A limited run of these illustrations will be available as 8″x10″ art prints by pre-order only. Contact me by December 2 to order a print.

New work on display at Variations 11 exhibit

As part of my connection with Gardiner arts group The Artdogs, I’m displaying a collection of new in-process illustrative pieces at the ground-floor gallery / print studio. Come check it out, and if you’re in the area for the July 15 reception and artist talk, stop by to say hello! Location: Circling the Square FineContinue reading “New work on display at Variations 11 exhibit”

Featured items from MeCAF available online

Did you know I have an online store with my comics and prints? That way even if you miss me at shows like Maine Comic Arts Festival you can still peruse and maybe pick up something fun. šŸ˜‰ Here’s a rundown of the items I featured at this year’s MeCAF in June.

Reimagining Alice

Last year I developed a series of illustrations derived from Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and its later companion, Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There. Thanks to this process I discovered an interesting connection between Carroll and psychologist Carl Jung, and I reflected on the relationship between obsession and the creativeContinue reading “Reimagining Alice”