From The Pencil and Pen of...

...Simon Fernandes. Here's a sample from our collaborations:

A panel from the latest Bell Boy strip (www.bell-boy.ca),
Some Bell Boy sketches from the Calgary Expo last year,
and a sneak peek from our story in One and Done.



Awesome, huh?

from the pencil and pen...

...of Shawn Richison, who's illustrating a five page Gryfalcon web-special. This scene will fill in some missing blanks from the main story.



I really dig how Shawn came up with this visual, blending some lines from my script with his process.

From the pencil and pen...

...of Sami Kivela, who's working away at our new project (formerly titled OUTCAST). Cool, huh?

Community Service (post 9 ... a familiar pose)

Here's a lovely inked panel from page 5 of Community Service.



Cecilia has done a wonderful job on these five pages, and has given each character a distinct personality. I love checking the inbox!

Community Service (post 8...Elizabeth, I hear you calling)

I love character sketches. Even though I've had the script written for quite a while, sketches help me get a more complete understanding of the character. The process of arriving at the look of the character (step-by-step) really does help the storytelling move forward.

For me anyway.



Can you tell which one was my favourite?

Interview ~ One and Done

The fine folks at INVEST COMICS were kind enough to interview me about my involvement with the One and Done anthology, and a few other things I'm working on.

Click here to check it out!

In short, keep it brief...

Not sure how I missed this one...but waaaaay back in July, this article I wrote was posted on the Holmes Inc. blog.

Better late than never, I suppose!