This is from Atomic Yardsale, 2011.      One of the cool things about posting on my blog is the ability to see how many people have viewed the site, as well as where they are in the world. I don’t know anyone in Sweden or Argentina, but apparently there are a few people there who’ve […]

     This is my map of all the places my friend, Scott (fellow American exchange student), and I explored while in the Bavarian city of Munich. As you can see in the south-eastern corner, we lived largely on apples and butter cookies (delicious things!). We stayed at the Youth Hostel in Munich for about a week, […]

     Grass Roots was one of my first published cartoon strips. It ran in Ohio University’s The Post in 1991. I created the strip during my summer spent on Isle Royale with J.      (Check out my blog’s  first post: Isle Royale, and also Copper Harbor, and a few others.) I was a budding environmental activist. […]

        Above: Experiment with ink and watercolors. (Tonight is the full moon, but too overcast to see. Last night it was so bright it cast shadows!) (Is it a full moon in the Southern Hemisphere, too?)

Post a caption for this cartoon below. Big Prizes!  Be creative! Have fun!

     I was sick, and my hip hurt. (And I like drawing chickens and signposts.)      How about another creative cartoon caption event this week? I’ll post a silly drawing, and if you think of  a caption to go along with it, just write it in the comments box. (In English, if possible.) I’ll check […]

     This is another excerpt from my most recent cartoon book, Existential Fish. Charles and the Fish seem to be favorite characters, according to  those who’ve read the book. The two are definitely fun to draw, and they add another dimension of silliness to the story, and to the growing number of Auggie’s pets.      […]

     When I was ten, my Dad drove our family out west for my first time. Colorado quickly became my favorite state, and Mesa Verde National Park became my favorite National Park. It is an ancient city built right into the sides of cliffs, invisible from above or below, and I found the place enchanting. […]