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Week 7 of That Thing Where I Draw a Daredevil and/or Daredevil-Related Character Weekly For The Duration of the New Season: Elektra, in her classic gear on a Daredevil blank sketch cover, closing out the 2026 DD sketchathon. I also included the collected pieces from the previous weeks.
I rewatched THE CRAFT after seeing that today would be the 30th(!) anniversary of its theaterical release. I’ve seen it many times over the years and I’ll be honest, I don’t even know if I actually like it all that much? At least to warrant multiple rewatches over decades - look, obviously it’s not even the best Neve Campbell/Skeet Ulrich joint of 1996 - but what I DO really like Fairuza Balk’s Manic Witchy Nightmare Goth Nancy Downs. So yeah, that’s how I ended up drawing her between projects this weekend. I know, I didn’t see that coming either. Created with Copic markers and ink on Bristol, Adobe Photoshop and a little hocus pocus, praise be to Manon.
I rewatched THE CRAFT after seeing that today would be the 30th(!) anniversary of its theaterical release. I’ve seen it many times over the years and I’ll be honest, I don’t even know if I actually like it all that much? At least to warrant multiple rewatches over decades - look, obviously it’s not even the best Neve Campbell/Skeet Ulrich joint of 1996 - but what I DO really like Fairuza Balk’s Manic Witchy Nightmare Goth Nancy Downs. So yeah, that’s how I ended up drawing her between projects this weekend. I know, I didn’t see that coming either. Created with Copic markers and ink on Bristol, Adobe Photoshop and a little hocus pocus, praise be to Manon.
Week 6 of That Thing Where I Draw a Daredevil and/or Daredevil-Related Character Weekly For The Duration of the New Season: Lady Bullseye
Week 5 of That Thing Where I Draw a Daredevil and/or Daredevil-Related Character Weekly For The Duration of the New Season: Ben Urich [*women and men alike throw undergarments at the screen for The Bad Boy of the Crime Beat*]
Week 4 of That Thing Where I Draw a Daredevil and/or Daredevil-Related Character Weekly For The Duration of the New Season: Echo. (I have her doing the ASL sign for Devil, but as I’m not an ASL user, I could be way off and I apologize to the hearing impaired community)
Doing my annual nonsense over on Bluesky where I draw a Daredevil and/or Daredevil-related character weekly for the duration of the new season: here’s the first three weeks, featuring ol’ Hornhead himself, Typhoid Mary and Mister Fear, because I believe that’s who Matthew Lillard is actually playing, and his Mom and Dad are going to be so mad at him.
Happy “Max and Steve Better Make It Out Of STRANGER THINGS Season 5 Alive Or We Riot” Day to those that observe. Here’s two recent watercolor exercises of my favorite Hawkins residents, with photoshop elements added and without.
Happy “Max and Steve Better Make It Out Of STRANGER THINGS Season 5 Alive Or We Riot” Day to those that observe. Here’s two recent watercolor exercises of my favorite Hawkins residents, with photoshop elements added and without.
A recent Terra on a Tales of the Teen Titans #44 facsimile blank sketch cover. I went for the overbite Perez always drew for her, but I chickened out at that hairstyle, like a coward.
The annual Ed Asner Family Center art auction is live, and here’s my Harley and Ivy piece for this year. Check out the full roster of amazing pieces from top comic artists and look for me next to [*checks notes*] holy crap, it’s Frank Miller. I know it’s alphabetical, but this feels like a clerical error.
https://comics.ha.com/c/auction-home.zx?saleNo=40329&ic=breadcrumb-comics-121913-interior
I can finally share - my Zee & Strange (DrStrangetanna, it has been called) commission from Shawn McGuan!
Sometimes, you get a piece of art and are left gobsmacked.
This NEEDS TO BE A COVER TO AN ONGOING SERIES ALREADY beauty from Shawn McGuan left me speechless. Could not be more Misfi-y if it tried.
I still love this one so so much.
The annual Ed Asner Family Center Comic Art Auction is back on, and the ink original seen here is my contribution this year. I love X-Men and I love baseball and I love X-Men playing baseball.
The pre-bidding is on now, with the live auction happening 10/31/24, and you can find that at this link. Lots of rad art again this year (I even have my eye on at least one). Check it out!
Here’s a Savage Land Rogue from another art challenge last October.
Steve Ditko died 6 years ago today, so here’s a Spider-Man piece I drew last year for the Ed Asner Family Center Comic Art Auction featuring as many of his Rogues Gallery members as I could sneak in.
Solve a murder in No-Tell Motel. Just don't get it wrong.
My new single-player TTRPG, No-Tell Motel, is now for sale in my online shop!
What does it look like, you ask? It looks like this:
The premise: You're the overnight clerk at a shady by-the-hour motel. Last night, one of your regulars murdered another one, and no one - least of all the cops - seems interested in finding out who did it or why.
So it's down to you. Night after night, use a deck of cards in a Solitaire-like spread to track who checks in and out of your motel, who they get entangled with, and sift through gossip to find out how they know each other - and get that much closer to finding out who did the deed.
Just be careful. As the nights wear on doubt will creep in, and evidence will start to point in multiple directions. Make the best case you can, because if you get it wrong - and you very much can - disaster follows.
No-Tell Motel is a 32-page black & white zine featuring a gorgeous cover and character art for 16 motel guests all by artist Shawn McGuan. All you need to play is the book, a deck of Poker cards, a six-sided die, and (optionally) the Dossier and Ledger available for free at the itch page.
"But Ken," you ask. "Can I get any memorabilia swiped from the crime scene?"
"Of course you can, you weird little goblin," I answer. "Here's how."
You can get the following items a la carte, or get every dang thing in the Employee Bundle (pictured above) for $32 right here.
The "Dice Tray" is, of course, for rolling dice and nothing else. Whatever else you do with the "Dice Tray" is between you and your night shift manager. Tin "Dice trays" are 5.4" in diameter and available right here.
It has four grooves to hold things that aren't dice. I have no opinion about what you do with those.
The Room 7 Keychain is exactly what it sounds like: the keychain for the room where the murder happened. It's 3.75" long high-quality plastic with hot stamp foil imprint on both sides. If you attach this to your keys, just be prepared to have an alibi. I know a guy. You can get yours here.
Also, all orders will get a couple-few Stellar Motel matchbooks thrown in until I run out, which shouldn't be for awhile. (I have like 2,000 of these!)
Sorry that's a lot of sales talk - I just personally follow a rule that I only make merch of stuff that I, personally, want. I wanted these things for myself, and they frankly kind of rock, and add a lot to the sleazy, winking atmosphere of No-Tell Motel. Hope you like them too.
