Hello everyone, I know I have a blog here on my website, this is an excellent place for those looking for the latest updates on my projects and shows. If you're interested in following my book production journey, I invite you to subscribe to my Substack. You can choose between a free or paid subscription—whatever suits you best! I hope you are all doing well. My latest project, Virulent, is currently in progress, and you can find more information about it in my recent production...

Catch Me at HeroesCon! 🎉I’ll be at @heroesonline June 20–22 at Booth AA-2280, located in the top back right section of the floor plan.I’m bringing the goods:📚 Books🎨 Original art✨ Prints🔥 Stickers… and more surprises!Bonus: Grab a book (or more) and score an exclusive Virulent poster — available only while supplies last.Swing by, say hi, and let’s chat comics! Can’t wait to see you there. 

Join Me at Indie Comics Creator Con 2025! I'm excited to announce that I'll be attending Indie Comics Creator Con (IC3) as an artist on March 15, 2025, in New Haven, CT. This event is the perfect opportunity for indie comic creators and fans alike to connect, share ideas, and celebrate the unique art of comics. Event Details Date: March 15, 2025 Time: 10 am - 6 pm Location: New Haven, CT 06515 What to Expect Over 150 comic book creators showcasing their work. A variety of panels...

Creating art has been an interesting journey. The last few years, shifting careers from film to marketing and, in my personal time, returning to more traditional drawing has been fun. I wouldn't have seen this four years ago, but I think that changed with lockdown. I was at home, decided to get an iPad Pro and Pencil, which, sorry Steve Jobs, is one of the best things Apple ever created, well, at least the V2 one. It got me back to drawing, and I had limitless options for pencils, pens, and...

I figured I would document my experience for my first comic so you can see the lengths I went to put together my work. It always starts with a script. I knew exactly what the story was, but the paneling and page count altered as the story grew. Of course, I wanted to limit myself; it started as a 12-page idea but became 18 in the end, mostly because I wanted more action and beats, also known as a pause, for brevity. So I will walk through what I did and how it came to be. Timeline:...