Oregon Children’s Theatre just staged a musical adaptation of Kelly DiPucchio and Scott C.’s children’s book “Zombie in Love.” OCT asked me, Lucy Bellwood and Graham Annable to join Scott C. at the March 8 performance and live-sketch the show. My hasty drawings after the jump. ( Here are Lucy's, BTW, plus some photos from the evening.)
(Starting to write Season Three. More soonish.)
UPDATE: You can also download a PDF ebook version of this comic right here.
Every so often, the nice folks at the Portland Opera invite a bunch of cartoonists (incl. yrs. truly) to come watch dress rehearsals and sketch whatever we want.
On Monday, the Opera invited us to the dress rehearsal of "Don Giovanni." (Everyone's Twitter posts from the evening are collected at #pdxgiovanni. The Opera posted everyone's sketches here.) As usual, I speed-drew a "live comics adaptation" of the show, during the show. When the lights came up, I put down my pen.
The resulting comic is after the jump. Click on any panel to enlarge.
Continue reading "Don Giovanni: The Live Comics Adaptation." »
Recent self-portaits (one blown up from a Post-It note).
Cort and Fatboy aren't sure what to make of the Sabertooth Vampire
The Sabertooth Vampire takes a flight
Cort, Fatboy, the Sabertooth Vampire, and light falconry
True 1970s JPL nerds know polo shirts are for chumps
(And while we're fixing looks let's also give Gene Kranz's white vest to Mission Control Rockabilly Guy who by the way actually is a rockabily guy)
(Drawn during last night's Curiosity rover landing, a.k.a. the greatest interplanetary trick-shot of all time. Turns out Mohawk Guy and Rockabilly Guy are on Twitter, BTW.)
Yesterday the great Lisa Hanawalt (jokingly) asked for submissions to her (nonexistent) fanzine devoted to Ryan Lochte's smile. So I drew this.
Occasionally, the awesome folks at the Portland Opera invite a bunch of cartoonists (incl. yrs. truly) to come watch dress rehearsals and sketch whatever we want.
On Monday, the Opera invited us to the dress rehearsal of "Candide." (Everyone's Twitter posts from the evening are collected here and at #pdxcandide. The Opera is rounding up everyone's drawings here.) As usual, I speed-drew a "live comics adaptation" of the show, during the show. When the lights came up, I put down my pen.
The resulting comic is after the jump.
So over the last month and change I signed books at Emerald City Comicon (thanks for the table space, PDX Browncoats!) and the Stumptown Comics Fest. After the jump: some of the sketches folks asked me to draw, in person and via Twitter. Click on any image to enlarge.
Continue reading "Con Sketches of the Sabertooth Vampire." »
