Early comics

I found a folder full of these comics I drew for my dad when I was nine or ten. I mostly used the medium to express my discontent with what I perceived to be his favoritism towards my older sister, Jennie. I would draw these in a childish rage and slip them under his door.

 

 

He would draw stuff like this in return:

 

It was around this time that I decided that comics were the best way to express my emotions and get them heard.

MacLeod filter

I was in a coffee shop the other day and, for lack of other reading material, picked up this free magazine insert featuring "Successful, Powerful, & Amazing Men!" or something like that. (I wish I'd made a note of the actual title, because it was pretty good.) The pictures inside were something to behold, a veritable rogues' gallery of a very specific type of Thai dude. I ended up sketching them all.

That's What She Said

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BK comics, round 7

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MHS Diary, part 3

(Read parts one and two.)

That's What She Said (round six)

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