What have you DONE?!

Calm down! There's a bunch of my drawings and stuff below. You can see it if you stop reading this sentence for a second. Anyway, click the images to the left of the descriptions and a page will come up where you can click to see see a bigger versions of each individual picture. If you have any questions, feel free to drop me an e-mail over on the contact section! It'll be fun.

I'm a diehard Earthbound fan, and when its long-awaited sequel came out in Japan and showed no signs of coming stateside, fans took it into their own hands. They started a blog to show translation process, and for every update posted, I made a drawing and posted it in the comments. Here's all of the ones I've done.

My first published traditional comic strip, Oh Canada has been running in the Point Park Globe, and hopefully will start spreading out to student papers around Pittsburgh. The strip follows a loveable college-going loser with an unusual name and just a few neighborhood friends.

Rebel Bytes is a one-panel comic project I ran every Tuesday at 4colorrebellion.com, a popular Nintendo-based video game blog. The purpose of the comic was to not only practice making one panels, but to try and avoid using the usual pitfalls and cliches of most webcomics. I feel I've done a pretty good job at doing that so far, but I'll let you be the judge.

Left and Leaving was a daily 4-comics-a-day comic project I started after a harsh breakup. In an effort to make sense of my feelings and channel my sadness into humor, I ended up creating a grand total of 400 comics spanned over 100 days. The comic is done now, but you're free to look through the archives.

Oliver was the first full story I've ever done in comic form. While it's short, a bit crude and full of rookie mistakes, it's still a start! The entire thing is 11 pages in length, and was done by me over a period of three days.

Inspired by a similar project by Nedroid, I wanted to see how many really awful comics I could create in one sitting. I ended up with about 50. These are them.

For all of the little things out there, there's the catchbasket of my DeviantArt account! If you go on there, you can see a lot of my older stuff and the odds and ends from just doodling on my free time.

Every year, I'm always without a valentine. So, instead of spending my time moping around and being bitter at the world, I started making Nintendo-themed valentines for all of those geeks that defied their stereotype and found a valentine against all odds. There are three years' worth of them so far. Zounds! One of my designs was even published by All Saints UK!