Here’s another new comic for The Radavist about the anxiety of participating in the consumerist culture of bikes in my usual DIY cheapskate way. Yes, I bought another rusty, decades-old mountain bike project for $30. Am I doing bikes wrong? Read the whole thing here.
I’ve got a new comic up at The Radavist about my quixotic attempt to learn kickflips at age fifty. Read the whole thing here!
That’s the beautiful cover (by Chris McNally) of Calling In Sick issue 17, within which you will find a new 2-page comic by me. I just read the mag cover-to-cover and it delighted as usual. You can get it here now.
Stay tuned for news of a collection of my various bike comics that I plan to have out later this summer. There, I said it and now I must do it.
I’ve been working on a game project for a little while, that will come in book form and will be full of a bunch of art by me. Here are some examples:
Fun, huh?
Finally, here are some gaming miniatures I painted recently. This is a true zone out and relax activity and part of no larger project. I don’t even play miniatures games (yet?) and have no use for them other than to soothe via the satisfying production of toys.
This crab guy is what’s known as a kitbash, in which parts from different sources are stuck together to make a custom model. The crab itself was from a Dollar Tree bag of sea animal toys. I then bulked it up with putty, baking soda, and glue before sticking on the heads from various war gaming models.
Behold my toys.
My minicomic sending up aggro backyard hummingbirds, Hell-Bent for Nectar, is back in print and available here. A perfect little comic book morsel for the hummingbird lover/hater in your life.
Hey, there’s a flyer for a reading I’m participating in. Mill Valley Public Library, April 29 at 6:30PM, with Donna Almendrala, Rina Ayuyang, Justin Hall, Frederick Noland, and Sophie Yanow. Should be a hoot. Here’s the link to register:
That’s the start of my 2026 but also the start of a new comic by me up at The Radavist, the rest of which may be read here.
Hey, it’s been a minute but you know how the end of the year is, all that festivity and depression and freezing cold darkness etc. Plus, I started 2026 with the flu! Anyway, here are a couple new bike art items:
That’s a detail from my latest comic for The Radavist all about little things I noticed while riding my bike last year.
And then here’s an illustration I had fun with, now available on my Etsy.
Finally here’s a detail from another new bike comic, appearing in the newest issue of Calling In Sick magazine:
So that is a very bikey update. There will be further bikey updates but I’m hoping to diversify offerings more this year as well.
That’s an excerpt from a new comic about bikes and consumer angst. See the full 3-page saga over at cool bike website The Radavist.
