Last week I finished a big crunch of work, and though I'm still pretty busy work-wise, at least I can sleep more than 3-4 hours per night! It's been a rough couple of months!

The job I just finished was a 16-page story for the upcoming December issue of THE ROTARIAN magazine. It is a "graphic biography" (comic book) about the founder of Rotary International, Paul Harris. That may not sound exciting, but it was, in fact, a very fun job. Most of the story's action takes place in Chicago during the years 1890-1920, and it was fun and challenging doing the research & working with reference to give the art an authentic feel. Much of the story is drawn using heavy shadows and a monochromatic palette, which also gives the story a sophisticated look. Also cool is the fact that I drew the cover are for the magazine. I'll post some of the work here soon.

Now I'm just finishing my latest comic strip for the teen magazine and I'm coloring a pop-up book for DC Comics. As these things wind down, I'll be scrounging for more work, and hopefully spending some time developing some of my personal projects.

Can you believe it's almost NOVEMBER?!?!?! 2009 is flying by.

Catch ya later, devious ones!