Bars are good places to make wordy, scribbled comics.
May 25th, 2014
Category Archives: Daily Comics
These are the quick, daily comics I am doing to capture life as it happens.
May 24th, 2014
The greatest compliment I’ve ever received on a first date wasn’t that I was attractive, funny, or interesting, but that I made them feel safe.
This isn’t me bragging as if I’m incredibly enlightened. This isn’t me pretending that anything I did or do is special. Listening to women and respecting their boundaries is basic human decency. And yet, as much as I care about these issues and do my best to be sure that the women around me feel safe, I know I have been part of the problem.
So if you find yourself thinking, even for a moment, that our culture doesn’t need feminism, please go educate yourself. For a good list of stories that relate to the event that inspired today’s comic, see the #YesAllWomen hashtag on twitter.
May 23rd, 2014
Today, I met with artists in a studio, got rather drunk, and helped create two collaborative paintings. I celebrated having been cast in three different upcoming shows here in Portland (in minor, chorus roles – but I’ll be on stage again!), talked about comics, shared my work, and made new friends.
A good day.
May 22nd, 2014
A comic more about the people around me than myself. I debated whether to try and draw her face from my memory, but that seemed inappropriate somehow. I hope that by leaving her behind her umbrella, I haven’t failed to humanize her.
May 21st, 2014
A very, very quick comic after a very, very late night where I had the chance to sing, dance, and act.
May 20th, 2014
A very rough evening for me. I’m quite proud of the drawing tonight, even if I now find the sentiment a little over the top.
But the whole point of this daily project is to capture things as they are, not as I would like them to be.
May 19th, 2014
Day one at my new job. Trust me, I missed the rental car that next day during the three and a half hours I spent on buses.
May 18th, 2014
Today was a day I will never forget. I started dreaming of being the guy who drew the comics I read when I was four or five years old. That makes more than thirty years of working my way up to this.
Thank you to everyone who helped make this happen. Every word of encouragement, every honest critique, every piece of recommended reading, and every kind moment has led me to finally putting one of these projects of mine out into the world.
May 17th, 2014
This was a place that felt spiritual to me on a replenishing day that I desperately needed.
May 16th, 2014
Too drunk, mad, and sad to do a decent comic. But capturing the moment was still important to me.