N for Nadelman

This 16-page b/w comic, about the sculptor Elie Nadelman, is available at my Etsy shop.  The comic comes with a supplementary booklet.

De Hooch Pages

Originals for De Hooch on display at the Miami University Art Museum.

Planting

Comics page.

Dutch Girl 2

Another page. 

Dutch Girl

Page from a short comic story.

zco.mx

The comics I've been posting on this blog for the last couple of months are available to read (in order) on zco.mx, where there is a lot of fine material from new and established cartoonists, and donation buttons for the charitably inclined.  My piece is here.

No Shape

Third Class

Great Lake

Core Men

Pain Pill

Death Scene

Recommendations

Ink Brick #2--This merger of cartooning and poetry is shaping up to be a unique, compelling anthology, with a mixture of ongoing and new contributors. Issue #2 has just come out.

David Driesbach's Etsy Store--One of the great living printmakers, Driesbach captures the human comedy in etchings and lithographs that are dense with incident and personal symbolism.  This is a place to look at his work and, if you're inclined, buy some of it for very reasonable prices.

Church Roof

Book Bag

Education

EDUCATION is a 132-page comic that I recently finished.  It is about a teacher who cannot control his imagination. 

I did this book in an edition of 50: the cover is a hand-printed lithograph and the binding is hand-sewn.

It is available at my etsy site, along with other booklets and prints.

Ink Brick

The page above is excerpted from my contribution to Ink Brick, an impressive anthology of comics+poetry. 

Dylan Williams

I can only echo Austin English's heartfelt and eloquent memory of Dylan Williams. Dylan was a wonderful publisher, a talented artist, a devoted scholar of comics, and simply a great person. In short, he was tremendously gifted, and he used all of his gifts to pursue what he loved. I feel lucky to have known him.

Catch

Another page.

Window and Doors

Page from a forthcoming comic.