Cow 3.1416

India ink, watercolor, and acrylic paint on handmade paper.

That Caveman Strip

India ink, watercolor, and acrylic paint on handmade paper.

Slop Jockey Agitprop Co.

I did this Mike Olson Fan Art for my comics page project. The project will be mostly strips, like a newspaper comics page, but every page has a panel or two. It’s too big for the scanner to get it all in one scan.

Handmade paper, India ink, watercolor, acrylic paint, and pencil.

Underdog, Invisible, with Liberace

India ink, acrylic paint, and watercolor on handmade paint.
Nixon and Trump are the bookends to a half century of Empire tightening the noose while pretending it's a leash.

Maud Adams

The project I’m working on is “comic strips about comic strips”. A celebration, examination, and criticism of comic strips – everything that was, is, and probably will be regarding comic strips; everything that could have been, should be, and probably won’t be regarding comic strips. The plan is to create a “comics page” on the gallery wall, at least one day’s worth, preferably a week’s worth, including “Sundays”, complete with crossword puzzle, horoscopes, word jumble, etc. It depends on how many strips I want to make for one day, and can I make a week’s worth of those strips between now and May. India ink, acrylic paint, and watercolor on handmade paper.

The Fissure King

India ink, watercolor, and acrylic paint on handmade paper. Usually when I make paper out of junk mail, old Little Villages, etc, if any staples make it into the pulp, they tend to sink to the bottom of the vat. Every once in a while, a staple ends up in sheet. This sheet has a staple in the middle panel in the middle of the dead animal hair on top of Trump's head.

Walt Whiteman

Large scale comic strip project -- India ink, watercolor, and acrylic paint on handmade paper

Death and Texas

Large scale comic strip project -- India ink, watercolor, and acrylic paint on handmade paper