I've been very busy drawing up some new comic pages, so my apologies for not updating this blog more frequently. I'll try and post ...

Another drawing in ink-markers, done a few weeks ago.

This is actually a story I wrote years ago, which I recently revisited and re-drew. Like "Night Time" , the other story posted on...

This is a recent pin-up drawing I did for fellow artist Francesco Francavilla and his very nice comic book, the Black Coat . Its a histori...

A while back I posted an entry on a window display I did for Pages Bookstore in Toronto over the winter. Shortly afterwards, I was asked ...

My sincere thanks to everyone who has commented on this series of drawings. I've had a lot of fun working on them -- it's been a go...

I noticed today that the leaves on the trees are already losing that new-green colour and becoming rich and dark for summer. Personally, I ...

This one's really more like Toronto back yards . I enjoy drawing in all the wires, cable-boxes, satelite dishes, pipes and antennaes th...

A couple more spring-time drawings of the back alleys in my neighbourhood.

Another drawing of back alleys in my neighbourhood. Its spring now and all the city trees have new green on them, so I've tried to incl...

Continuing on my recent theme of favourite childhood superheroes: Captain America! I don't know about you, but these days when I mention...

Last week was very hectic and busy, so its time to post another drawing "from the files". This one was a collaborative page that ...

No, this isn't one of the travel sketches I mentioned earlier, but rather a sci-fi sample I drew up recently. Its based on Rick Remende...

This will be the last post from me for a week or so while I'm out of town, so I thought I'd share a variety of things. These are mi...

Another super-hero from my childhood: Cyclops! Like most kids who read comics in the early 80's, I was an X-Men fan. And my favourite ...

I've been working on drawing some super-hero pictures lately, mostly in a two-colour style. I'm making my way through my childhood ...

Well, its spring and that means its time to get outside. So, with that in mind, I thought I'd take the time to mention an appearance I...

"Night Time" is a short comic story I wrote and drew a couple of years ago for a great local literary magazine, Taddle Creek . T...

Here's another drawing of the back alleys around my neighbourhood in downtown Toronto. Maybe they remind you of back alleys in your nei...

I drew this up after a lunchtime conversation with my buddy J. last week, so I'm dedicating this to him. Being an excellent cartoonist ...

Gaaahhh! My computer crashed on me twice recently, forcing me to re-do hours of work on an illustration that I was trying to get in for dead...

Another two-colour drawing, done in markers on watercolour paper. This one was drawn late at night, after working on other assignments.

Not much time this week for new sketches due to deadlines, but here's an old one from my files. I leave it to you to write your own cap...

Another sketch of trains and train stations, drawn with markers while listening to the same CDs.

I drew this sketch up while listening to some new CDs I bought at Soundscapes, a great local CD shop which is open late and has an awesome s...

I really love the art of Jack Kirby. I've spent years studying his work, and have never grown tired of looking at it. It's just so...

Ok, as a little break from those Peak Oil doodles, here are a couple of sketches of rockets, girls, and outer space from my files. They wer...

Its all bad. It takes oil to drill for oil. And as the stuff gets harder to pump out, its gonna cost even more money and oil to suck it ou...

Here's a drawing I did after lunch with my friend Robert today. I'll apologize to him now for the extremely bad likeness, but I was...

Another quick sketch of downtown toronto back alleys from my files. This one's in pen and ink and of a day time scene, for a change.

My favourite bookstore in Toronto is Pages Books and Magazines on Queen Street. Several years ago, when I was starting out as an illustrat...