I'd like to share images from a upcoming interview of me from China's Fantasy Art Magazine. A real honor to do this, its a great magazine, and they did a great job with the layouts I think.

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sketch'n and scribblin

First of a four part Happy Undertaker Mysteries begins.
Catch up on earlier ones and follow the rest of the story in the coming weeks
at this tombstone.

I'll be at a table here with
a couple of prints to sell and to look at comic books. Come and say hello if
you are around.

I received a advance copy of Oh, How Sylvester Can Pester! by Robert Kinerk and illustrated by me.
A fun book to work on and always a bit of surprise to see hold the final version in your hand. It won't be released till spring but these are some cell phone images.

The Happy Undertaker has been nominated for a Joe Shuster Award in the Outstanding Web Comics Creator(s) category! I'm honoured to be among such fantastic creators.

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Random sketchbook

First scan with the new scanner till Microtek (booo) get their drivers working. Given to me by my lovely sister in law and wireless to boot but its a drag being on a 81/2 by 11 again.

The awesome Burian and his Tetralophodon.

I'm still without a proper scanner at the moment so these are cell phone photos but I'd thought I'd share images from one of the earliest books I remember having around the house that inspired me.This was from a series of Tarzan books published in Zagreb in the sixties and illustrated by Julio Radilovic.
When my parents moved to Canada these were some of the few books they took with them and boy I'm glad they did. As a kid I remember loving looking at these, tho I couldn't read them, as they hit the same nerve as the original King Kong and the old Tarzan movies did, long before I heard of Frazetta or Hal Foster.

A little bit of fun for Strange Kids Club but showing the whole page is a bit down the road.

Rats!
My scanner is still not working, these corrupting updates!
Very unimpressed with Microtek for messing this up and their lousy technical supports especially
since its a expensive piece of equipment. Won't be using them anymore.

I illustrated the banner for The House of Spooks the place to shop for your horrifically fun goodies.