Raptor, Rapture?

Here's an early development drawing for a possible cover to a Seattle-based band's upcoming record.

Technicolor Jackass

Here's something I once said I'd never do, apply color to my Jackass cartoon. The book collection of this strip from the mid 1990s, published by Jason Miles, has just received notice as one of the best reads of 2010, by the review blog Midnight Fiction.

The Jester's Bones

Here's a panel from an unpublished cartoon from the mid 1990s, now given the color treatment.

Talking Dirty

Here's another illustration from this week's Seattle Weekly.

The Globe-Trotting Globe

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

Saturday Morning Television Goes Pop!

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury. For an overview of past illustrations for this column, click here.

How's the Water?

Here's another installment of my weekly strip from the late 90s, You Stupid Little Duck, now with color added. To see more than half a dozen of this strip's funnier episodes, check out the brand-new anthology, Wet Paint #2, now available from Jason Mile's inimitable Profanity Hill zine empire.

Obsolete Dodos of the Mod World Outside

Here's another of my Absurd Short Story covers from the early 1980s, this one a twisted ode to Bob Kane's four-color Batman of the 50s.

Jackpot #29

Here's another cover of one of my illustrated superhero weeklies from back in the 1970s.

Know Your Rights

Here's another recent T-shirt design, this one to be used (in part) for a new line of skateboarding shirts, coming out later this summer.

Jackass Warning

I awoke to this interesting message, scrawled in chalk across the signature engraving I placed in the sidewalk outside my front door a few years back. The face is that of my character Jackass, who appeared in a weekly strip back in the 1990s, and also in a book collection from Drink Me Press. For a for extensive travelogue of the engraving's life cycle, go here.

Popcorn Guts

Here's an illustration that was cut from this week's Seattle Weekly, now an exclusive to this site only.

I Love Miley's Teeth

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

Open Wide, Mr. Mayor

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

Tell it to Your Congressman

Here's another rejected T-shirt design. Look for those that did make the cut in the near future.

Colorful Noir

Here's a "film noir" styled illustration from the late 90s, recently colored as part of a pitch for a potential job involving creating the graphics for a documentary film.

Weather Wizards #8

Here's another illustrated comic book story from my childhood, this one from 1978, the eighth issue of Weather Wizards, another inter-mingling of Marvel and DC characters with my own creations.

Sonny Side Up

And for those interested in continuity, here's the panel that follows yesterday's archival moment.

The Egg Returns to the Nest

Here's another panel from a mid 90s unpublished comic, newly colored.

Couch Tuber

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

The Spoils of the Poor

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

Breathing with the Demon

Here's another panel from my work-in-progress comic story, as yet untitled.

The City Will Swallow You

Here's another unpublished comic panel from the mid 1990s, now given the color treatment.

A Prince Succumbs

Here's a panel from an unpublished comic story I created in the mid 1980s. The man in his underwear, lying on the ground, is supposed to be Prince Charles.

The Speaker Loses Control

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

Rainbow Rider

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

A Moon, A Boy, A Beer

Here's a color variation of an illustration that appears in this week's Seattle Weekly. The drawing was done while on vacation, sitting beneath a large oak tree.

The Eel, in an S-Curve

Here's my entry in a recent contest to design an imagined cover to poet Eugenio Montale's The Eel.

War is Green

Here's a cartoon I created back in the late 1970s, one of a series of such featuring lime-oriented characters, a running in-joke that lasted for quite a few years.

Madness, Interviewed

Here's another comic panel from the mid 1990s, the title panel to an unpublished story. For a peek into the thought process that goes into this, and much of my art, go to today's cartoonist interview at David-Wasting-Paper.