Since then I have created a number of comic titles – dorkboy being my first attempt at comics and is steeped in the anti-superhero genre, followed by the stoic slice of life that is Workin’ Jones and the random and unusual adventures of a stickman and his frankenscooter in Scooterboy.

101 Things to do When You’re Young & Foolish is a bit of a catch all of random comics with the odd recurring character. When I make a new comic that does not fit into any of the other titles this is where it goes.

My most frequently updated comics are Kernel Corn and Peater the black eyed pea (adventures of two vegetables traversing the digestive system), Skully (following the formative years of a naive grim reaper), and Sketchbook Comics which are about as close as I can come to auto biographical comics – while unbelievable you would probably be surprised by how much is true.

the tools…

i’ve used various mediums over the years from technical pens to crowquill pen and ink.

These days I tend to go between Brushpen inking with water coloured colours and comics drawn by me directly on the computer using a Wacom pen tablet. I switched over to digital primarily due to the tendinitis I was getting in my wrist, as I use a lot less pressure drawing on the computer than when i was using pen and ink.

My weapons of choice for digital inking and colouring most of the comics is a tie between Adobe Illustrator, and Manga Studio EX.