Another year has come and gone again. Look around, And think where have you been? It’s cold out this morning, And you should be getting into bed. Can’t believe it’s that time of year again. — Sick Puppies “That Time of Year”

I’d like to quote TexanJoe (the commissioner and creator of these characters) with regards to this particular image, “Some amazing things can happen when you just let an artist loose on your characters.”

Its December, last month of the year 2011. And Christmas is just around the corner. Apologies for this friday’s Fan-ART. I wanted to draw a very good version of Paul Dini’s Jingle Belle character, but the incessant noise around me today does not fuel inspiration. I’ll come back to this image another (hopefully quiet) day [...]

Dagger draws Dagger. This was bound to happen one day. I first encountered the characters Cloak and Dagger in a Spider-Man comic book (not their origin) that they guest-starred in. Did they Marvel Team-Up?

Its funny how sometimes 20 years could just fly by without you realizing it, until something reminds you of the past. In 1991, X-Men #1 came out, written by Chris Claremont and drawn by none other than Jim Lee, would change the way I draw forever. From then on, I’ve collected every book Jim has drawn.

I created Alex, Charlie and Joey during my college years. They were nothing more than doodles of my ideal girls, made mostly out of boredom waiting for the next class to begin. Its only fitting that on this day, November 11, 2011, that I solidify them.

Back in 2008, I was given the honor of drawing a two-page short narrative from writer Cherie Donovan called “The Sweetest Thing”, and was published through OrangUtan’s Eleventh Hour Volume 1 Anthology graphic novel. When me and a friend of mine got to talking about art and comics, he never knew my art got published. He said it should be in my site, and I said it was.

Has it really been 6 years already? Time flies when you’re having fun.

A personal pin-up image of a new character I named The Vosz (loosely based on model Zoe Voss), made as an homage to the great colorists that have graciously made my lines into works of art.

OrangUtan comics, a UK based independent comic book publisher, publishes second issue of their anthology titled Faster Than Light. Yours truly has been fortunate enough to be able to draw a six-page story written by Ian Sharman and colored by Yel Zamor.

Fellow deviant Dualmask asked me to list 10 things about how I feel about my images and drawings. I made the list to be sort of a retrospective look into my journey into learning drawing.

Drawing is easy, what makes it difficult is the unnecessary stress the student unknowingly adds to his process. Awareness of the presence and analysis of the function of these tensions in the process of drawing is vital to draw with ease and relaxation.