Wall of Artwork

Many of the following images use a higher resolution than is typically found online. While the functionality of this gallery is optimized for ease of use, I'm unwilling to compromise in terms of quality. As a result, you may experience load time, especially on mobile devices. As the fine print notes below, once you open an image you can cycle through all of the full pieces using your arrow keys or by clicking the arrow buttons to the right and left of each image. You can also click on each individual image to zoom in for a deeper look and drag your cursor across the image to view different parts of the expanded image up close. On mobile phones, you can simply "pinch" to zoom in and look at different parts of the image in more detail.

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A Note About the Gallery

Previous online collections of my work attempted to organize material largely by date and style. While certain drawings can be connected based on how and when they were made, it felt right to scatter them this time. This page should be an overwhelming mass that threads different time periods and styles in and out. The gallery was not arranged through arbitrary random selection, but with deliberate consideration.

You'll notice I did not watermark the images themselves. While I deeply understand the rationale for doing so, I find watermarks disruptive and I want viewers to immerse themselves in my work as much as this format allows. Should someone want to take my work and use it without permission... well, I won't tell you what to expect. It will come without warning and the sheer totality of what transpires will likely be as shocking to me as it is for you.

Sincerely, though, I appreciate anyone who takes a look at the work I've collected here. If you made it through everything, I thank you even more. This is not just a collection of art but a stiff rope that pulls my creative existence together dating back to my later teenage years up to present, well over two decades of work.

The online print shop I used in years past barred me from using them several years ago. It wasn't censorship, just some kind of change to their business model. Too bad, as I liked how they operated. If you know of a decent "on demand" online print service that allows me to upload full-resolution images and sell prints, please let me know. I have little time or interest in printing my own and "signing and numbering" them. I just want my work to be readily and easily available at a reasonable price and at reasonably high quality for anyone who is interested. I work fifty hour weeks at my day job and don't have time to print them myself, ship them, etc. This is a system, not a business.

"$#!@&% Grandpa" Comics

I wouldn't dare leave Grandpa off this page. That's like getting married and not inviting your dog to the wedding. $#!@&% Grandpa is the mascot and without the mascot there's no ball game.

In fact, Grandpa has been given his own page collecting all of the comic strips, now with commentary and lore. A lot of hype for a comic that did only a handful of strips during a short window of time, but Grandpa was the most popular feature on my old website and someone would probably threaten me if he didn't make an appearance. I've had dark, menacing acquaintances approach me only for their faces to soften while telling me how much they love $#!@&% Grandpa.