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Chapter break illustration of Monday and Foyle cuddling because I’ve spent most of the last week with my work station in boxes and I need a few extra…
Foyle and Monday up on the roof looking at the sky. I imagine there are some stars up there somewhere! I’ve spent most of the last month with…
Watercolor illustration of Allerleirauh, the main character from the adaptation of All Fur that I did for the Erstwhile anthology. Like the Svetla piece it’s a sequel to…
All this talk of Imposter Monday and her fiancee made me want to draw these two. Monday and Foyle are off having a heart to heart in an…
Monthly drawterry illustration for June. Prompts used: birdcage, lace, newspaper Sometimes I know right away what I want to draw for our monthly challenge and sometimes it takes…
Monthly drawterry illustration for May. Prompts used: rose, travel. Like a lot of cartoonists, I love to hunker down in cafes with a tasty drink and my sketchbook…
Monday and Foyle from my webcomic, Missing Monday. I was JUST able to finish this illustration in time for Fanime last month 🙂 I have a bad habit…
My April Drawterry illustration! Prompts used: blood orange and turquoise. There were a lot of really fantastic prompts this month (old shoe! Seagull!) but the color prompts ended…
A portrait of a dark elf druid that I made for a one off D&D campaign (that kind of accidentally turned into a character for our new ongoing…
Apparently the secret is a wooden box and a bag of assorted candies. Or maybe not, maybe the little guy’s too smart to fall for that! Maybe the…
Drawterry challenge for January. I tend to treat the different worlds in Missing Monday as if they were characters – each has its own style, it’s own color…
Monthly Drawterry for December! An illustration of a very friendly little polar bear and my two baby nieces, riding off for a wintery adventure! (The polar bear is…
“Departure” My November Drawterry submission is an illustration of Brother & Sister riding off into the hills. The prompts I used for this month’s piece were “hart” and…