Update August, 2009

Big Funny is nearly here! Opening August 7! I finally finished my submission and you can see it here!

In keeping with the publications goals, my submission is so ginormous that it's difficult to fit on a computer screen. If you want to try, you can zoom around on this pdf and approximate the glory that can be fully yours only through the power of newsprint:

Update July, 09

Russian Sidecar motorcycles... Lots of fun. Lots of work.

Update September 19, 2008

I'll be traveling in Europe for four weeks soon and am experimenting with a GPS Tracker on my phone. I've had mixed success so far, but I plan to keep trying to upload here. I also hope to be uploading photos periodically to my flickr page here, but we'll see how things go in terms of internet connectivity, etc.

Update April 8, 2008

Lutefisk Sushi C is on the way! Hooray! I recently finished my submission, chapter 2 of Ollie and the Daysleepers written by Peter Groynom. This year's Lutefisk Sushi features the unveiling of the first physical manifestation of Kevin Cannon's masterpiece, Far Arden, and will generally be an awesome event. Be sure and check out the opening on May 2nd.

Update August 28, 2007

Wow, two updates in one month! The Roe Family Singers were recently featured on Minnesota Public Radio's "Songs From Scratch". Three bands, The Owls, Matt Wilson, and The Roe Family Singers were each given lyrics and asked to write a song about them. You can see video of the Roe Family Singer's efforts here.

Update August 16, 2007

Rita and I recently collaborated on a four page tribute that will be part of a benefit anthology to help the family of our late friend Eric Lappegard. It's called Ninja Mayhem, and we're both very excited about it.

Update October 6, 2006

Hooray, more comics at last! I just printed up over 100 copies of my recent 24 hour comic book, "SafeHaven". The International Cartoonist Conspiracy has held the 24 pages in 24 hours event in Minneapolis for the last three years. This was my third time doing it. It was my first time to finish both pencilling and inking 24 pages. I did, however, not quite finish the story within the 24 pages and wound up with 29 and a still not-quite-completely sensical story. So it goes with the madness that is 24 pages in 24 hours. This is my favorite one so far, though. Copies can be had this weekend at the Fallcon, and eventually I'll get it posted here, but here's a glimpse of it in the meantime:

Update August 30, 2006

Sadly I must admit to a great deal of slacking in the comics department as of late. It has been a summer of many distractions. Among these have been lots of music making with the Roe Family Singers and Captain Yonder. I also entered a motorcycle I've been restoring in my first motorcycle show, the Bearded Lady Motorcycle Freakshow. Here are a couple pictures of "Suzumebachi" (Japanese for giant bee-hunting wasp):

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