Allow me to get a little arty here. I've been a fan of Edvard Munch's work since I was a teen. There are many paintings and prints...

Just a quick marker sketch of Kensington market in downtown Toronto. Guess who's in the foreground...

I'm a firm believer in the value of comics as a way to teach literacy to young children. I know reading comic books helped me to learn ...

...guess who won the election?

Here's an old portrait of me and my lovely and talented wife, Claudia Davila, that I did with markers. I like how I'm all clean-sh...

Another 2am posting, this time more Toronto alley sketches. As I mentioned previously, I like going for night time walks in the summer. An...

Until recently, I never really worked in pen and ink. That is, whenever I drew in black and white, I worked mainly with brushes. I was nev...

Just a quick little ink sketch from my sketchbook. I think I had just bought a pile of educational flashcards about pirates at a yardsale f...

Another night, another tight deadline. Tonight it's "Max Finder Mystery" -- the comic feature I draw each month for Owl Magaz...

As I write this, it's well past 3am and I'm going through the usual freelancer hell of tight deadlines. 2006 seems to be especially...

I'm posting this around 2am, which is fitting with the theme of this sketch. One of my favourite things about living in downtown toronto...

Another of my favourite Kirby creations is The Inhumans. Black Bolt has to have one of the coolest super-hero costume designs ever. I drew...

Along with Roy Crane, Noel Sickles, Wally Wood and Joe Kubert, Jack Kirby is one of my all time favourite comic artists. If you're a co...

Hey all, Michael Cho, here! Thanks for viewing this little sketchbook page of mine. I'll post new drawings and doodles from time to ti...