Lose Your Face

An update of a recent ad parody.

Nancy Made Normal

Part of a new series of book covers based on iconic cartoon characters.

Golden Faces

A grid of faces from my upcoming adaptation of Nelson Algren's landmark novel "The Man with the Golden Arm", coming in 2012 from Seven Stories Press.

Les Thugs!

An update of an ad I created for Sub Pop Records, featuring the French punk band, Les Thugs!

Quiet, Mozart!

A page from my picture book, Quiet, Mozart!, as developed for Abrams, now seeking a new publisher.

Heart Attack

A panel from my upcoming visual adaptation of Flannery O'Connor's "The Heart of the Park", to be published in 2012 by Seven Stories Press.

Walter Drops

Part of a public waterways and usage awareness campaign, designed for the City of Seattle.

Cold Coaster Ride

An update of a storyboard for Walt Disney Productions, part of their Cyberspace Mountain ride at Disneyland.

Fly on the Wall

A detail from a recent illustration for the Alibi.

Happy Holidays, Redux

The Birth of American Horror

Here's this week's I Love Television drawing, as seen in the Portland Mercury.

Oh, Those Naughty Boys

More Funny Book Block Heads, this time with an old school bent.

Funny Book Blockheads

Here are the first three of an imagined series of wooden block toys based on cartoon characters: Captain Marvel, Donald Duck, and Little Lulu.

Southern Discomfort

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, Enjoy!

Making Nancy Normal

Here's the cover to an imaginary book, one I wish were on the shelves this holiday season – for both aesthetic and philanthropic reasons.

People's Choice Rewards

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury.

Chamberlain's Great Gaffe

One for the history buff.

Television

Appearing this week, in the Portland Mercury.

Advocacy

There are approximately 3.5 million homeless individuals in the United States of America, which is 1% of the overall population.

From the imaginary newsstand

They don't make them like this anymore.

Where wolf?

Sometimes, you just want to hide.

Pulling Strings

Who elected you boss of me?

Fight Your Mother

Sometimes, you really have to.

Only The Naughty Girls

The hyperbole of old paperback novels is everlasting.

Throat

I wonder if they're still making this stuff? They should.

Peppo is Good For You!

When I have a spare moment (or two) I like to fabricate imaginary documents/ephemera. Here's one I recently put together, meant to evoke the old show cards that were popular in the 50s and 60s, advertising upcoming performances, often found in casino lobbies etc. This one, in the nostalgic cartoon vein, features three of my favorite Seattle/Portland bands.

The Curved Sentence

Here's a page from The Curved Sentence, my new graphic novel, a work-in-progress.