Lust Leaves Them Speechless

Here's another panel from an upcoming Comic T-shirt from Altamont Apparel.

Her Waterbed Dysthymia

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

A Beagle Leads the Lesson

Here's another panel from “The Psyche of Hidden Anatomy in the American Cartoon”, this one featuring one of Carl Barks' classic Beagle Boys.

Hideous Judgement

Here's another illustration appearing in this week's print edition of the Seattle Weekly.

The 24-Hour Television

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

Sleepyhead on the Mattress

Here's an illustration that appears in the print edition of this week's Seattle Weekly, this one featuring my old character, Sleepyhead, who appeared in the early 90s in a series of book collections from Fantagraphics. This is the first time I've drawn him in nearly fifteen years.

Hit the Dirt!

Here's another random cartoon panel, this one from a recent comic promotion for The Lousy Tycoons, the experimental rock band from North Dakota.

Four Color Road Kill

Here's another alternate variation of a panel from an upcoming cartoon T-shirt design, available this fall from Altamont Apparel.

Your Limbo “Value” Stamp

Here's a premium originally offered with the second issue of my Fantagraphics comic, Whotnot!, a nod to the Value Stamps offered in old Marvel Comics. This stamp, featuring Limbo the Wooden Clown (of Hump Crazy! fame) was drawn as missing, having been cut out of the comic. I asked readers to send a self-addressed envelope in order to receive a copy of the missing stamp, which is what you see here.

Whot's the Trubblear?

Here's a panel from an unpublished cartoon from the early 90s, featuring Officer Bob, a character from my A Sleepyhead Tale strip.

Hush Hush Motel

Here's another illustration appearing in the print edition of this week's Seattle Weekly.

Sasha's Little Lap Cozy

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

An Eye on the Ether

Here's an illustration that appears in the print edition of this week's Seattle Weekly.

Nancy On Campus

Here's a panel from an unpublished cartoon from the early 90s, featuring Professor Seymour Clearly, teaching a course in “The Psyche of Hidden Anatomy in the American Cartoon”.

For Mature Readers

Here's a logo I created for my early 90s Fantagraphics series, Whotnot!, but never got around to using.

Yip!

Here's a panel from an unfinished cartoon from the early 90s, the plot of which remains lost to the vagaries of time.

The Rose-Colored Man

Here's a panel from an unpublished cartoon from the early 90s, one featuring The Rose-Colored Man, a character who frequently appeared in my Whotnot! series from Fantagraphics.

Needle Dancer

Here's another illustration appearing in this week's print edition of the Seattle Weekly.

Desecrating the Idol

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

Tired and Tireless

Here's an illustration appearing in the latest print edition of the Seattle Weekly.

Notwhot!

Here's a cropped and colored version of an illustration that was originally meant to be the cover of the fourth issue of my Fantagraphics comic series, Whotnot!, back in 1994.

The Homemaker's Parade

Here's another recent found-object illustration study.

Leaping Lightning!

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

You're Parked on a Yellow Line

Here's another absurd short story cover from the early 1980s, now given the color treatment.

A Fight is Brewing

Here's another illustration that appears in this week's print edition of the Seattle Weekly.

Captain Einstein Shows His Loaf

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

Mr. Justice is Blind

Here's the entirety of this week's cover to Alibi, the newsweekly from Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Seettal, Wishongtan

Here's an illustration appearing in the print edition of this week's Seattle Weekly.

Texas Cycle Sparks Abortion

Here's another recent found object illustration.

Justice is Blind

Here's a sneak preview of a small part of an illustration that will be appearing later this week on the cover of one of America's better news weeklies.

The Clergyman's Revolt

Here's a recent illustration created with found objects.