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In addition to preparing for the start of Chapter 6, I’ve been jumping back and forth across Canada. Next stop on my list is the Vancouver Comic Arts Festival. I’ll have all the usual swag there, so stop on by table E4 and say hey! It’s free admission, so no excuses if you’re in the area.

Hey everyone, if you’re in Toronto this weekend for the Toronto Comic Arts Festival, stop by Table 242 on the second floor. I’ll have MEMORY, GAMES, my vaccine comic, and the brand new OTP book, which features 15 pages of new art and the long awaited ending to the first chapter of the series!

Check out this beautiful review of MEMORY if you want to know more.

And you can read some of the original OTP comics over at Boxplot

Hope to see you there!

​Apologies for the lack of updates. This past Monday marked the 2nd move I made in as many months. The first was merely a temporary stop until we could move into the new place. I pretty much just unpacked my computer and spent the rest of February and March wearing the same three t-shirts and saying, “What box did I put that in?” a lot. But now I’m here, and unpacking everything is slow and arduous when sandwiched between all the other moving-related things that need to get done.

My cintiq is attached to my desk, but still packed in bubble wrap. I’m waiting for a drill bit to arrive so I can cut a hole in my new desk and clean up all these cables. Hell, the past few days, the power drill and a tub of spackle have become more familiar to me than a stylus. I’ve spent hours away from my desk planting my odd crop of potatoes and untangling wind chimes. I alternate between unpacking, cleaning, and ordering more books for the upcoming con season. The break is nice, but those like me understand the sinking feeling in my gut as I see other creators continuing to create. I just moved, but I’m aching to move forward…

Hey everyone, this weekend I’ll be in San Antonio, Texas for the first PAX South ever. I’m really excited about this one. I was able to go to the first PAX on the east coast back in 2010, and there’s something magical about being there at the start of something as huge as a PAX.

I hope to see some familiar faces, as well as a whole lot of new ones. Details after the jump.

​Hope you’re all having a lovely winter holiday time. I recently did a comic for Cards Against Humanity’s Holiday Bullshit gift package. In case you haven’t seen it, here it is. You can see the rest of the amazing comics they commissioned here.

See you on Monday!