Tag Archive: urbanity

  1. Galway Cartoon Festival Exhibition

    One of my cartoons was included in the “At Large” Exhibition which coincided with the Galway Cartoon Festival in Galway, Ireland. The exhibition theme was emerging from Covid restrictions and lockdowns. The festival and art show ran from October 1-9th, 2021. Thanks so much to organizer and curator Allan Cavanagh for including my work! Hopefully …

  2. Urbanity Planet and the Small Press Expo

      On September 17th and 18th I showed my work at the Small Press Expo in Bethesda, MD. Above was my set up this year, and to the right, last years’. If you look closely, you’ll see that last year I was selling just two mini-comics plus greeting cards.  This year, I had three mini-comics, a four-part …

  3. Announcing: Urbanity Planet!

    What would happen if the cost of living on Planet Earth became so high that recent college grads couldn’t afford to live there anymore? They’d pack up their space ships and move to Planet N!#ult0n, of course. My new weekly webcomic, Urbanity Planet, follows the bumblings, ramblings, mistakes and joys of a hapless group of …

  4. Commuter Naps is here!

    Studies show that you can improve sleep-deprived brain chemistry by taking short naps throughout the day.  The characters in my new book, Commuter Naps, seem to have figured this out. Released on April 11th, this book of illustrations shows ordinary people on their way to work, some of whom happen to be sleeping.  Commuter Naps was printed using …

  5. New minicomic: Commuter Naps

    For two years, I’ve been working on an idea for a book of illustrations, and I’m pleased to announce that this project finally has a release date: April 11th, 2016!  Commuter Naps is a collection fantastical ink wash drawings showing urban dwellers sleeping in strange places on their way to work.  Whether it’s walking the dog or riding a bike, …

  6. Small Press Expo = Amazing

    I had such an awesome time at the Small Press Expo: I met incredible comics creators, inspiring artistic minds, and relished in sharing my excitement about this industry with hundreds of equally excited fans.  In the time that I’ve been drawing comics (about 4 years) I’ve never felt so supported and motivated to keep working. …