The Work The Gorn Captain is a deadly foe and damned if he isn’t a snappy dresser, too. Truly a most intimidating monster, Stolas is described in 1818’s Dictionnaire Infernal, where he looks even sillier. Wolverine being the best there is at what he does: making a big mess. Garyl, the phantom binicorn from The Adventure Zone podcast (and graphic novels). The pins on his denim jacket are apocryphal. They’re adorable! They’re also a reminder that the less work I put into the pencils the more time I spend in Photoshop trying to fix things. I played around with this a little in Photoshop, but it’s essentially just a raw pencil drawing. These two miscreants can’t decide who’s in charge. I was asked to draw a dragon, but no one said it had to be on some boring mountain. Have a boring comet instead. I tried to mimic the distinctive flat style of ancient Egyptian art while still keeping some dimensionality. This gross fishman shouldn’t be in any artist’s portfolio. Maybe that’s why he looks so excited. You ever draw something based on a short story you read on tumblr but can’t find again? All I know is it won’t attack as long as you give it gaudy costume jewelry. Moro looks upset by all these kodamas, but they’re harmless. I drew this comic for Halloween 2017. Cover demo for Triplanetary, the sci-fi classic notable both for inspiring Green Lantern as well as being in the public domain. The definition of a portfolio piece.