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Did a fill-in strip for Beano this week, and today’s title is double loaded. The strip is about Rubi inventing a magnetic suit, but when it came time…
Here are the colors for the panel from the other day, with a slight change. Trust me, the kid is growing like a weed! Seeing him less during…
I like throwing Easter eggs into my work, but not all of them are for everyone to get; sometimes it’s just for me, friends, or family. Like Joel…
Like I said, this week my published work is dominated by dinosaurs. It’s funny because I was even kind of drawing Gojira here. The basic structure was based…
As I mentioned, all the work of mine that hits the stands this week has a dinosaur in it. Both the Godzilla cover (pencils posted yesterday) and the…
It amazes me how the popularity of a single song can influence so many companies to make “yellow” submarines. Seriously, while researching for this strip, I think in…
Under the water that is. In this week’s Beano Rubi and her dad take a sub trip. It was a challenge for me, because all of the sea…
Here are the colors for the pencils posted recently. I try to keep the strip nice and bright, after all it is aimed at kids, plus I hate…
Here are the colors for the joke page in today’s Beano! Remember it was based on famous comic cover? Figure it out yet? You should look for it…
Here’s a panel from the Rubi strip in this week’s Beano. Come back to see the colors later this week.
These are some of the pencils from a joke page in this week’s Beano. I based it on a famous comic cover about another race. Hmmm, can’t seem…
Here is the final for the joke page pencils from earlier in the week. Like with the puzzle pages, I tend to put things on separate layers for…
Here is the final version for the pencils I posted yesterday, and maybe that robot reference is a bit more obvious today?
Whoops! Forgot to post one of these yesterday, so here is a two-fer. Both are from work in this week’s Beano, the top being from a Rubi Screwtop…
For this week anyway. From this week’s Rubi strip, with an obvious homage.
Did a Rubi puzzle this week, and as I’ve mentioned the pieces are usually on their own layers so the designers can move stuff about. They look odd when…
