Here are some comics I did this week. The first one includes Will.


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I was presented with an issue of Eastern Michigan University’s paper, The Echo, by a friend and professor of the college. The snazzy new layout was fairly impressive and, I’ll admit, I made the assumption that he was explain to me all of the ways the publication has improved since I’ve finished my undergraduate degree. Acting exaggeratedly casual ( Read more... )

As I pass through the industrial heart of a worn and broken city I am sullenly drunk on my memories. They press heavily on my chest and cut sharp against the back of my brainstem. Under-lit by orange and platinum electronic light, I wrestle with ugly thoughts and mourn past joys as massive black stacks shove flame and smoke into the night sky ( Read more... )

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Imagine that you stop your car at a red light and glance in your rearview mirror only to see the driver’s door open. From behind the door appears a woman’s head and after a pause it begins to discharge saliva all over the street. Then, you hit another light and it happens again. Light after light this woman is compelled to spit long and hard ( Read more... )

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Unfinished business is my least favorite kind. But it’s something we all have because we are terrible people and we live on an awful planet filled with billions of people who are even worse than we are. We are weedy simpletons and there comes a time where we simply do not want to put forth the proper amount of energy to take care of something. ( Read more... )

I haven't loved the last few days, although there have been some really good times to break the predominantly gray experience it has been. The Shadow Art Fair was decent and I had a good time with friends. Still, like a lot of art galleries, there seemed to be a lot of "repeat art."


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There is something wrong with the world we live in, subtly wrong. People, people everywhere, are ignoring the important things because they are lazy or afraid. I wonder if this is why so many people are so vastly unhappy so much of the time. It would seem that if we were willing to expend a bit more effort and take a few more risks, we would all ( Read more... )

I awoke on a porch last night and my mood and brain function waxed and waned dramatically for several hours until I obtained a better grasp on the world that put me into that state. The following day, I was in a mood to reflect upon the world and not much else.


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