One key sign of advancing age is how you become your own Risk Manager. Without your parents physically nearby (although their voices are always in your head), there’s no one there to keep you from doing something exceedingly dangerous. Wanna jump off … [Continue reading]
INKTHINK #14: Tick
Sometimes my favorite drawings come from a simple equation: picture + surreal twist = a pretty rad thing to draw. You can’t quite look at it and say it’s not realistic, because it’s not meant to be. That alone relaxes the expectations of my … [Continue reading]
INKTHINK #13: ROOF
This drawing started off as a pun. A literal roof over your head - cue the laughter! But it didn’t seem that interesting to me when it came time to ink it. So I added another wrinkle: making it a book that looks like a roof (and vice versa). I … [Continue reading]
INKTHINK #12: STUCK
I think a lot about hamster wheels these days. For some who loves to research and research and research some more (did I say ‘research’?), it’s easy to misunderstand action for wheel-spinning. When I look back fifteen years of learning about … [Continue reading]
INKTHINK #11: Sour
The thing about sour grapes is that you have to be vulnerable to create them. You have to really reach for them. I imagine it like you’re reaching for something you really want and it’s up really high, so high you’re on your tippy toes, your stomach … [Continue reading]
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