65 Pages

Yesterday I hit 65 pages penciled for my thesis project, Long Division! That's 61 pages penciled in 3.5 months (I completed the other four in the fall) I'm pretty excited, as you probably can tell, and I have about twelve more pages to pencil until I start inking. I'll only have the first half of the story done, but I can work on the rest after I graduate (!) in May.

Stack of penciled pages in my studio space 

Winter Sketchbook, Part 4

During our Visiting Artist class at CCS I tend to doodle. Since I've been having trouble getting the fabrics of character's clothing to look different I found myself drawing wrinkles.

A study in wrinkles

Winter Sketchbook, Part 3

Steadily plugging away at my thesis story - which is still untitled. Here are the many faces of two of my characters:

Face clusters of two characters: Elena and Phoebe

Winter Hiatus

Just letting you, the internet, know that I am leaving Vermont to visit my family over the next month. I won't have access to a scanner so I won't have anything to update the blog.

I hope your winter is full of snow! I'll leave you with this picture of me on one of the last days of fall, because it's all I got.

CCS Year One Assignment: Bibliomancy

This comic came of random passages from a collection of E.E. Cummings poems during my first semester of school. Right now, having just finished my first semester of my second year, the art makes me cringe. Not to mention some storytelling flaws, but, it's important to remember where you come from.

CCS Secret Santa

My class had a week to create secret santa drawings/comics/holiday cards. I got James Sturm and made him this comic about what would have happened if he and Jason Lutes were friends when they were little.

Personally, I'm not a fan of Christmas, but this was really fun.

Thesis on my mind ...