Showing posts with label Rob Humphrey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rob Humphrey. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Cherry Capital Comic Con 2015
This weekend will find me in Traverse City, Mi for the annual Cherry Capital Comic Con, or simply known as C4. This is one of my favorite shows to do, with a great staff and volunteers. They do a good show! No media guests, just a bunch of cool comic creators, so if you are in the area stop on by. A lot of Michigan talent will be on hand.
I'll have copies of the two new Stoopid Stuf volumes, the Unlawful Good anthology and all the usual crap.
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Unlawful Good, A Crime Noir Anthology
There is a new Kickstarter campaign that just launched today for an anthology of crime noir comic stories put together and edited by Heather Antos called Unlawful Good. This volume includes some great talents from across the land, including Rob Humphrey, Jay Jacot, Ted Woods, Jay Fosgitt, about 35 creators in all. The story that I contributed art for was written by Brian Visaggio, colored by Harry Saxon and lettered by Zakk Saam. Above is a sneak peek of the title page. The finished page with colors and headers looks great! The kickstarter has already raised over a $1000 dollars on it's first day and I encourage any and all who loves crime noir comics to contribute to this project. I had a good time working with Brian, Harry and Zakk on this and I hope readers will enjoy what the teams have produced. Go Here to contribute.
Monday, February 24, 2014
Punching The Clock Guest Pin Up, Part Two
This past weekend at the MSU Comics Forum I ran into Rob Humphrey and received my copy of Punching The Clock, Volume Two: The Daily Grind, the printed book of the web comic dine by Rob and Jeff Manley. I was happy to provide a pin up and they actually printed it! I did have fun with it and you will have fun reading the book, so run out and get a copy! You can check out the web site for all the hilarity and info on getting a book. Go here now!
Thursday, December 26, 2013
Punching The Clock Guest Gig, Part Two
Here is my second strip done for Rob Humphrey's and Jeff Manley's Punching The Clock. This was put up yesterday, so go on over to their site and check it out!
Labels:
Black and White,
Cartoons,
Jeff Manley,
Punching The Clock,
Rob Humphrey
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Punching The Clock Guest Gig, Part One
For today and tomorrow I have the fortunate opportunity to be the guest artist on Rob Humphrey's and Jeff Manley's web comic, Punching The Clock. Jeff needed some much earned time off since he replicated recently and wanted to spend some time with his expanding family. Congrats to Jeff and family! So, in the meantime, a few of us cartoony folk have chipped in and done some strips that include Jay Jacot, Leslie Gauthier, among others. Above is my first strip, but by all means head on over to PTC and check out all of the strips. They have a huge following and it's well deserved. This is one of the better web comics currently out there.
Happy Festivus everyone!
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Yoda
I am participating in a fundraiser for a little boy named Matthew from northern Michigan who is receiving treatment for a brain tumor, which is being put together by the Cherry Capital Con's very own Rob Humphrey. Matthew is a huge Star Wars fan, so Rob contacted a bunch of us arty types to draw up something Star Wars related that we could give to him to uplift his spirits during his struggle. And from what I have heard, Lucasfilm and the 501st are involved with the assistance of creating a book of the artwork that can be sold to raise further funds for Matthew and his family. I will definitely post further details as I receive them.
Some of the other artists on tap for this project seem to be mostly Michigan based and they include such talents as Jay Jacot, Guy Allen, Jeff Manley, Matthew Minor, among others.
Above is my contribution, an aggressive Yoda fighting the good fight. As usual, click on the image to engorge.
And keep Matthew in your thoughts while he fights the good fight.
Labels:
501st,
Charity Events,
Guy Allen,
Jay Jacot,
Jeff Manley,
Lucasfilm,
Matthew Minor,
Rob Humphrey,
Star Wars,
Yoda
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