Merry Christmas 

This kid had the coolest face to ever emerge from the 1800's. 

so I drew him with a little different background than I found him,

but I think it's crazy that a kid as small as him could work such crazy Yobs.

The Outlaw:

Sharpie on 7x5.5 inches

Yes, this is what I do in Theology 2.  I'll bet that you thought I spent my time thinking about deep theological stuff (which I do), but really I just draw all day (which I don't, just part of it), and I never do homework. Ever. (Not really actually, I do a lot of Homework.)  Well, now you know the truth, and you will never think of me the same (Well you probably already knew that I draw a lot because you are looking at my art blog, and you probably wont look at me any differently than you did before, but I just though that I should say that for dramatic affect.)

Threadless Design

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Dragooooon!!

Old Trucker:

Here is a little bit of experimenting with line work.

Covered in Cowardice:

 8"x8" Ink on Paper.

Adventures in Absent-mindedness:

2.5"x8" Ink on Paper.

I have been wanting to create more Adventures in Absent-mindedness,

But I keep Forgetting.

hmm...

Who doesn't love a Panda at a diner?

This short comic is about a real person that I met, he was in the Red Army starting at age 12, he started fighting at the Battle of Stalingrad at age 14.  It is very loosely based on something he said. 

I love coffee, I hope you love coffee, and if you don't like coffee, well, that is just tragic. because it's what's for dinner.