Tag: maritime history
New Comic: The Scale of a Man
“Whether framing the hull of a ship or the panels of a story, we delineate the things we love. It is an affection that cannot be rushed.”
New Comic: A Week at Sea with OHP
Hi everyone! I just realized I never posted a direct, public link to the online version of my latest travelogue comic, A Week at Sea with OHP, so here, without further ado, is that thing! This comic is the product of a trip I was able to take aboard the SSV Oliver Hazard Perry back … Continue reading New Comic: A Week at Sea with OHP
New Comic: Scurvy Dogs
Hello, Patrons (and Curious Fans) — Scurvy Dogs, the newest installment in the Baggywrinkles series of maritime history comics, is now live for your reading enjoyment over on Medium! I do hope you enjoy it. Eriq Nelson and I spent a lot of time and love crafting a history of this nautical nuisance that would … Continue reading New Comic: Scurvy Dogs
New Comic: Pacific Passages (Baggywrinkles #5!)
Happy Friday, comics friends! I come bearing tidings of a new Baggywrinkles installment. Pacific Passages is a historical story that’s been in the works since earlier this year. It’s written by R.J. Mockford, a maritime historian who’s done a lot of work on the history of the original Lady Washington, and illustrated by me! If … Continue reading New Comic: Pacific Passages (Baggywrinkles #5!)
Melville & The Peking
I recently had the pleasure of doing some illustrations for my friend Justin Hocking, whose forthcoming memoir, The Great Floodgates of the Wonderworld, will be released next September from Graywolf Press. Justin is the Executive Director of the Independent Publishing Resource Center, where I got my Certificate in Comics and Independent Publishing. If any of you Portland folk don’t … Continue reading Melville & The Peking