A collection of black and white journal comics from the past 6 years detailing things as deep and life changing as abuse, cancer, grief and most importantly, healing.
Cover colors done by the fabulous @Shycheeks. Writing, art, letters, layout, and design by me.
A personal comic about intimacy, self-image, and learning what I was truly reaching for in the absence of sex.
Work From Home is a short, personal comic about what working from home over the last seven years has meant to me as my family has faced tragedy, growth, and healing. It allowed me to be present for the everyday parts of raising kids like homework at the kitchen table, bedtime stories, and all the small moments that quietly shape a family over time.
It also reflects on what is lost in a needlessly cruel return-to-office shift, and how the true cost is more precious than the ruling class is letting on.
Sprung from the observation that sleeping on the couch can feel unexpectedly comforting—the back behind you like a partner.
Cancer fucking sucks.
This was a 10 page pitch I created for a possible ongoing series. I designed the characters, the logo, and crafted their backstory.
Pitch: It’s Groundhog’s Day meets Gauntlet. Four intrepid heroes awaken stuck in an endless dungeon with sprawling halls that inevitably kills them, but after the last one falls they mysteriously find themselves at the start of the dungeon unharmed and remembering everything. Who’s pulling the strings and will they ever get to the end?
This was a short 2 page comic included in a horror anthology organized by the Comic Book Collabs Subreddit.
Shirt, sticker, and branding illustrations for boutique online store DOOMBEAST.
Fan art of the comic character Spawn, with line art and colors done by me.
Some fan art done to experiment with some new techniques.
Pin-up for friend and creator Eben Burgoon’s newest comic book Tiny Wizards. It didn’t make it into the actual comic, but this was my first idea when originally presented with the premise of his book during lunch.
Pin-up for my friend Dan’s book Long John. Dan provided the layout and I took it through pencils, inks, and colors. Dan’s work is phenomenal and he’s a genuine master story teller and incredibly talented at writing and drawing comics.
Promotional piece done for Menagerie Sacramento for a non-profit art show benefiting RAICES.
Reworking an old concept.
