This was part of a Photoshop experiment with two images – and funnily enough, the first one, the one I spent so much time on, just didn’t come out the way I wanted it to, and this second one, the one I played around with, turned out much better than I’d anticipated. It’s been a busy month and a busy weekend, and it even snowed, but it’s officially Halloween and that’s fantastic. Happy Halloween, guys!
Our teacher gave us the assignment of a 5-panelled pig story, starting with the idea of “a pig walked into…” I liked the idea of a factory and then got a little happy with making a factory stencil out of blue tape.
Hey guys, sorry I’ve been away from the site for the past few weeks. Things have been a little hectic lately, but they should be calming down soon, and so I hope to return to posting things regularly. I’ve also had some very preliminary ideas for my next comic, but I’ll save that discussion for another blog post. Which will also let me go another week without having to draw something for this blog, ha.
But in the interest of disseminating my comic as far and wide across the internet as possible, I’m now offering a CBR file of Freedman for download for free. You’ll need a program that can read a CBR file, or you can just change the file extension from .cbr to .zip and unzip the files yourself. I’m offering these files under a Creative Commons license, which allows free distribution and derivative works as long as they’re also shared. Donations, however, would be greatly appreciated by both me and my stomach.
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Some sketches of John Marston and the Strange Man for a Red Dead comic I’m working on.
Farts are always funny, why do you disapprove, horse?
For the first assignment in one of my Illustration classes, we all had to make dog masks, then make a story featuring them. I went for a Hound of the Baskervilles – type ghostly black dog (different than the benevolent Ghost Dog) then shot a short story. Versequential and Sam Kulik were awesome and helped me out:
Happy Halloween, everyone!
For Christina Xu, from a conversation about Chinese and Jamaican culture …. and then a cursory search on google didn’t turn up an image of Mao with dreads, so:
then I went a little crazy:
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