I just got back from the fabulous SPACE comics convention in Columbus, OH, and I had a really marvelous time. (I hope to write more about it soon, but first need to unpack and decompress.)
In the meantime, go check out my exciting new installment of MANTA-MAN, which unveils his sexy, skimpy superhero costume! Click here to get on that!
A new installment of Manta-Man is available here! It features one of my favorite, favorite panels I’ve ever drawn, and finally reveals THE MANTIS-MAN!
I just updated my webcomic Manta-Man with another thriiiiilling installment and a lengthy blog entry about where things are headed with that zany little project. So check it out!
I’ve also been really creatively abuzz with the developments in my kids’ book The Cardboard Kingdom, but I don’t have much art to post online just yet.
And in more fabulous news, I continued my weekly illustrations of my fave queens on Rupaul’s Drag Race: click here!
I’ve also been getting involved with a few other comics projects and events, which I’ll be posting about soon! And I’ve been videogame crazy, which means there might be some sexy gay elf fan-art on here shortly.
And in the meantime, go read and/or buy Shadow Play again! ; )
Another week, another batch of Drag Race drawings! This time, I chose Raja and Manila Luzon. I’m still having a blast playing around with this new style (and of course, such delightful subjects!) though I only wish I could include more of the queens each week…
I’m extremely happy to announce that my book Shadow Play is now in print and available to buy online! I’ve self-published this teeny graphic novel, and I couldn’t be happier with the results! I’ll be personally shipping out all orders, and can autograph and personalize them however you’d like.
So click here to go to the Shadow Play page and read it online or order it for real!
Also, my friend Lisa Hsia graciously allowed me to share my experience and experimentation in making Shadow Play on her marvelous art blog! So make sure to check that out.
Lisa writes about her own work and the creative process with insight and eloquence, so I highly recommend you read her blog and join in on the lively discussion there!
Lisa Hsia also has an extensive collection of work available on Etsy, so go take a gander!
