First preview from my most recent story.
Also a belated picture from last year’s Comic-Con…
I will be showing Scrollon® at the San Diego Comic-Con this year in booth 1223.
If you’re not familiar with Scrollon® (patent pending) it is a new format for the digital presentation of comics that combines elements of modern print with ancient Chinese scroll painting. It transforms storytelling into a never-ending image; a narrative art form without pages or borders.
Scrollon® works on any computer, and is ideally suited for smartphones, tablets and all touch screen devices.
If you’re at the con, please stop by and introduce yourself. You’ll be able to try Scrollon® on a tablet or touchscreen monitor, and you can preview the first two installments of my new story “Nephilim”.
I posted a few more images from this story at SevenExtraordinaryThings.com.
The backgrounds for these images were inspired by the excessive number of books cluttering my own studio.
Art should always reflect life.
The good people of West Toluca Lake can breathe easier. The living dead take heed.
Ziggy’s bandage is off and he is back to his full powers.
Don’t mess with this Schnauzer.
For those of you who think fighting Zombies is all fun and games, for those of you who think Ziggy is a creation of my imagination, for those of you who have no idea what I’m writing about, I offer the following picture.
This is Ziggy; our Zombie-hunting Miniature Schnauzer whose exploits I have written about (Nocturnal Patrol), and occasionally illustrated (Nocturnal Battle). He has split a nail on left front paw. Although I didn’t see it happen, I’m convinced this occurred during one of his late night battles with the undead. Never fear, the vet says he will be back in action by the end of the week. However residents of West Toluca Lake who have grown complacent knowing Ziggy was protecting them for the forces of darkness, are now advised to keep their doors locked at night.