Dumb

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury.

Poor Little Rich Man

Here's an illustration that appears in this week's Seattle Weekly.

Hamsterman!

Here's a close-up of a panel from Hamsterman, a comic book parody I created for the Portland Mercury a few years back.

Tender Urbanity

Here's another panel from Let Me Down Madly, from 1996.

“A Perfect Day”

Here's another panel from The Wonderful Thing, my cartoon serial that originally ran in The Stranger, back in 1998.

To Protect and Serve – with Milk

Here's another illustration appearing in this week's Seattle Weekly.

Happy Holidays

Riding Rudolph

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury.

Blowing His Top

Here's an alternate version of an illustration appearing in this week's Seattle Weekly.

A Cradle of his Own Making

Here's another panel from my new comic-in-progress.

Abstract Suffocation

Here's another panel from Let Me Down Madly, an unpublished comic from 1996.

Keep it Wrinkled!

Here's a panel from The Wonderful Thing, my weekly serial from 1998.

Full-Press Metropolis

Here's a panel from Let Me Down Madly, an unpublished comic story from 1996.

Lonely Lockup

Here's another illustration appearing in this week's Seattle Weekly.

Off-Road Wealth

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury.

Easel Company

Here's an illustration appearing in this week's Seattle Weekly.

Do You Believe?

Here's another panel from my stint on the late 90s weekly strip, Gordy, featuring some characters created by James Sturm.

All That Bread

Here's a panel from my late 90s weekly strip, You Stupid Little Duck.

Bang

Here's a panel from my run on the late 90s weekly strip, Gordy, featuring characters created by James Sturm.

What Cavorts with Injury

Here's another panel from my new comic, a work-in-progress.

Radio Silence

Here's an illustration that was intended for, but won't be appearing in, this week's Seattle Weekly.

Monkey Jump!

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury.

A One-Hump City

Here's an illustration appearing in this week's Seattle Weekly.

Something Tickled

Here's the first panel from my mid 90's comic, Andrew Peachtree Meets the Brain-Eater.

Bubble & Squeak

Here's a panel from Bubble & Squeak, a comic I created for Nickelodeon Magazine in the late 90s, but which never saw print.

A Million Copies

Here's the cover I created for the upcoming novel, COME VENDERE UN MILIONE DI COPIE E VIVERE FELICI (How to Sell A Million Copies and Live Happily), by Italian author and literary critic Antonio D'Orrico. You can see the author discussing the book (in his native Italian) here.

The Air Was Cool

Here's another panel from my early 80s Comics That Don't Correlate.

You Filthy Little Boat

Here's another illustration appearing in this week's Seattle Weekly.

A Surfer's Appetite

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury.

Data Crunch!

Here's an illustration appearing in this week's Seattle Weekly.

What She Said

Here's another panel from my current comic-in-progress, sans its dialogue.

100% Pure

Here's another Quiet Charlie panel, from 1991.

Bazooka Joe in Egypt

Here's another early 1980s panel from Comics That Don't Correlate.

Yesterday

Here's another panel from Quiet Charlie, created back in 1991.

An Inappropriate Movement

Here's another illustration appearing in this week's Seattle Weekly.

A Superior Prodigy

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury.

Seattle-Happy

Here's an illustration appearing in this week's Seattle Weekly.

The Ugly Always are Hopeful

Here's a panel from an aborted cartoon from the early 1980s.

A Fiendish Character

Here's another character design from a computer game animation project I worked on in the mid 1990s.

Another Wife

Here's a panel from my weekly strip from 1991, originally called A Headless Tale, then re-titled Quiet Charlie when it ran in my quarterly comic series, A World of Trouble.

Duplicate Bruce Springsteens

Here's another panel from Comics That Don't Correlate, a cartoon I created in the mid 1980s.

The Information Bubble

Here's another illustration appearing in this week's Seattle Weekly.

Ice Creamed

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury.

He's Not Your Bud

Here's an illustration appearing in this week's Seattle Weekly.

Again, The Story of Meat

Here's another panel from The Story of Meat, a comic I started in 1986.

Cucumber Cabaret

Here's a daily from the unfortunately-named Cucumber Cabaret, a panel strip I created in 1981, influenced by the new popularity of cartoons like The Far Side and The Neighborhood.

Arms at Rest

Here's another panel from my early 80s comic, War of the Cleaning Ladies.

Canine Belligerence

Here's another panel from my new comic-in-progress.

Corporate Hooligans

Here's another illustration appearing in this week's Seattle Weekly.

I Lov VT!

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury.