I think decorating for Christmas is as much part of the fun as the rest of it. I started making this header for my bluesky profile and decided it’d be nice to have these little curious ducklings looking like they’re […]

Hey there! Krita, my favorite open source drawing program, has a great feature for using reference images. I use tons of reference images when drawing. Before bothering to learn about the reference feature in Krita, I used to just to […]

I love spooky season; I love the decorations and the colors and seeing how everyone else celebrates it. I also love the food: pan de muerto, pumpkin spice drinks, candy. And here are some old stickers I made for the […]

A little sketch using my favorite open source illustration software: krita.

Bluesky buds, wouldn’t it be great if your followers could subscribe not just to YOUR public feed, but also to a feed of just your comic book post updates? Like, imagine you publish a post a week, but it’s gonna […]

Howdy! One of the fun things about Bluesky* is the ability to set your username, or “handle” as they call it, to something custom that belongs just to you. When I first signed up for the service, my handle was […]

I was drawing a fan suggestion of the character Storm from X-Men and made a cute little doodle of her, which eventually turned into chibi Storm. Enjoy! Time lapse

This is Poison Ivy from New Batman Adventures in the coils of a kraken. I loved this style; I might do more in the same style. Time lapse below. Want to suggest more stuff? Join my newsletter. The time lapse […]

May the 4th be with you and may the kid in you never leave your body! Cheers! here’s the time lapse

Another snakey request (shrug) this time with Black Widow from Earth Mightiest Heroes in peril, captured by a snake. This time I did it in Clip Studio paint, just to get a different feel for things. I like using it. […]

A little fan art sketch of your favorite sewer reporter and mutant ninja turtle friend April O’Neil. Scroll down to see the time lapse. She was originally going to be Holli Wood from Cool World, but, halfway through I changed […]

Krita has an awesome tool for working with reference images. If you haven’t tried it, it’s hidden in a little tiny tool that looks like a push pin. I made a video tutorial about it:

Learn how to install and remove fonts for Procreate on your iPad.

Testing … testing … one. two. three. It works! So, I’m trying out this new WordPress plugin that’ll connect my blog to Mastodon and the rest of the Fediverse. Let’s see how it goes.

The goal is to have one central spot for your work that points to all the other places where you will share your work, interact with your fans and potential customers, and sell your merchandise or send them to your portfolio.

A quick sketch monster for the spooky season!

Krita comics template explained

Here’s a quick sketch I did of … dunno … she looks like she could be the killer “dame” in a Vault of Horror comic book. This sketch was done to test out Ramon Miranda’s Real Pencil Bundle Sketch. You […]

You know how you sometimes need to find what layer some piece of your art is on and you try to figure it out by looking at the tiny icons on the layers panel or toggling their visibility one by […]