So these are the beginnings of a graphic novel I’ve decided to write and illustrate. That’s all I’m sayin’…
This top image is a part of an autobiographical series I’ve decided to work on in between projects–sort of an ongoing thing. They will eventually be made into a book–but more of an art book project, nothing that I care to ever have published. This second image is nothing more than a demo I gave [...]
Every year I design a new black and white/crosshatch image for a memorial track meet held by a good friend in honor of his brother Corey Shea. I kinda like still having these small links to Rhode Island and my old friends from Glocester. This is the 2010 edition with design work by Justin Shea.
As promised today to a very kind gal who came to my book signing at The Pawling Book Cove in NY. A detail from the Sistine Chapel, drawn in stick figure.
I have been a bit sporatic with the posts as of late. Well, My wife and I had a baby (yes he as his own blog…www.everything-oliver.blogspot.com), I’ve been working on some new books and projects. I’ve also been hopping around doing school visits, artist workshops and book signings from here to there and across time [...]
From A Publishingworks, Inc. Press Release: Every day, forty-six children are diagnosed with cancer. This September, Children’s Cancer Awareness Month, forty-six mothers will shave their heads in solidarity on national television. These mothers are from different parts of the country and their children are in varying stages of illness, from those just diagnosed to those [...]
Just putting together some new samples for my agent, www.libbyford.com. More to come. The sketch: The finished painting:
Now…after a massive hiatus I will turn my artistic efforts over to Zombirdies!Thanks to Adam Miller for creating deadlines around an over-worked book author/illustrator…on the back of my new graphic novel and oh yeah…FIRST BORN SON. Zombirdies will live! Coming to a comicon near you…eventually.
Had to post these here even though there is not a bit of ink, hatching or even drawing on them. These are the first two toys for the sprout–Blue Ninja and Green Ghost. Both of which I am working on children’s book concepts for. In a post below this one you can see the quick [...]