Bob Peak

I just got my Bob Peak book in the mail yesterday and it is a monstrous square of awesomeness. There's a ton of stuff I haven't seen online, and even the ones I have I've never seen this big, clear, and in such good quality. If you love illustration and want to school yourself on one of the greats, check this book out. It's worth the money, believe me.  www.bobpeak.com/

Now if they'd just do a similar book on Bernie Fuchs.

Meanwhile, I've been super busy. It's strange after things being so slow for the last two and a half years. I've also had the time to work on a few commissions and an updated illustration portfolio, all of which I'll be sharing soon. I've got at least 15 pieces going at once and three jobs on the table as well, one of which is the short western for the Image Comics anthology (jeez I've got to get that finished). I'm thankful and happy to have all the work I can get.    And I WILL be doing more Business As UnUsual this year. Got to. I've got about another month's worth of random strips - well, probably a month and a half - and then a month's worth of one storyline involving a vacation. Plus all the other creator-owned stuff I'm pecking away at. I'll spill the lowdown on Recovery Incorporated soon; that's been one enormously frustrating journey, but that's life in creator-owned comics.

Hope everyone's had a good summer, or winter if you live in the southern hemisphere.

Somehow, during all of this, I've got to squeeze in a showing of The Dark Knight Rises. And then there's Skyfall. And The Hobbit is going to be a trilogy! What's next? Cows jumping over the moon?