STUMPTOWN 2007, DAY 1

Sketches done at today's Stumptown Comics Fest in Portland, Oregon. These pictures were all taken with a digital camera.

Wolverine


Gambit


The current Dr. Who


Faith from Buffy the Vampire Slayer


Desire from Sandman

STAND ON YOUR HEAD

Jamie found this. It was done at Emerald City. I drew the picture, he wrote the caption.

There is an entire set of drawings that the owner commissioned featuring people doing handstands here.

12 REASONS - The T-Shirt

A silk screen design I've made for shirts to sell at the Stumptown Comics Fest next weekend.

Jamie S. Rich and I will be at table 84, right next to Oni Press.

THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BEING

It was my honor to be asked to be part of Steven Gettis' excellent collection of comics artists drawing literary figures. I chose to do a character from one of my favorite books, Sabina from The Unbearable Lightness of Being.

Click through for a larger version, or better yet, visit Steven's blog, Hey Oscar Wilde! It's clobberin' time! You could spend hours checking it all out.

MORE YOU HAVE KILLED ME

IT'S BEEN A BUSY WEEK

Sorry for not posting more.

This was done for my friend Martin's birthday.

FABLES: SNOW WHITE

This sketch was done at the Emerald City Con, a mere four days after the issue of Fables I did a one-pager in was released. Fables fans came looking for me. That's how loyal they are. I know I did a Rose Red that weekend, too.

SANDMAN: DREAMS OF GAIMAN

That title will be a lot funnier to those of you who went to the masquerade at Comic Con this year. Say it out loud in a slow, ostentatious manner, and maybe you'll hear it.

Anyway, here are a few commissions I've done of the Endless. Delirium and Dream were actually done at conventions.

Thanks to Rob for sending scans of those two. If you have sketches that I've done at conventions that you don't think I have copies of and you have access to a scanner, please send them to the gmail address.

The picture below came out quite nice, I think. I'm thumbnailing it here because it's wide, but you can click on it to go to a larger version at Jamie's Flickr account.