Audit has begun!

Take a look over to the right.  See that link there?  That's a link to my new ongoing comics project Audit.

Start reading now, cause there's a lot more to come!

Wolfman Investigations Comic

The past month or so, I've been illustrating an 8-page comic for Wolfman Investigations,

It's been massively educational and my largest professional undertaking yet.  The client has been kind enough to let me put up a sneak preview so I can prove I've not been sat on my arse doing nothing the past few weeks.

So without further ado:

It's well worth checking out the show, since it's by the very talented people behind How To Survive A Zombie Apocalypse.

Script by Ben Muir
Art by yours truly with lettering courtesy of Nate Piekos

Robot Fall Down...

Go K-DOOOOOM!

Here's a sketch from the Audit production sketchbook I started recently.  I'm following Skottie Young's recent advice and keeping schtum on details for now.  I want a lot of people to be hit completely out of left-field by this premise.

Barbarian Chef

Have a drawing.

This is a warrior chef dedicated to tracking down the rarest and most dangerous-to-obtain ingredients in his search for the perfect flavour.

You'll be seeing more of this fella in the future.  Who knows, he might even have a name by then.

Shark Attack Sneak Peek!

It's no secret that my primary passion is comic books, and my fondest wish is to have my own stories published and out there, even if only a dozen people end up reading it.

But you can't get anywhere in this vicious comic book dojo without bloodying your knuckles (metaphorically.  Unless you're David Choe.)

Here's a sneak preview of a short comic I've been working on between official projects.

Story and drawings by me, colours by my secret weapon.

Audit's Bluedog Wintergreen

Here's a pin-up from a personal comics project I'm working on, called Audit (working title).

This is the main character, Bluedog Wintergreen, one of a cadre of assassins working on curtailing the increasing tide of chaos brought on by an exponentially increasing number of superheroes, renegade ninja clans and giant monsters.

Fashion is Dead

Here's a T-shirt design I made for indie darling zombie movie Colin.

The shirt's coming out via Zombie Aid's upcoming clothing label, the film itself is available from the website.