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This comic was originally published (in black & white) in 2008! The version above, colored by Anthony Clark, appears in my book Emperor of the Food Chain.

Click here to read the Scripture that accompanies it in the book.

Reader McKenna M. sent me these pictures of the lamp she made out of printed-out Wondermark comic strips!

She writes, “I have enjoyed your comics for years, and a few years ago when I was outfitting my college apartment, I picked some of my favorite comics and turned them into a lamp…So I just wanted to let you know that I’ve always found your work very illuminating ”

This is one of the greatest things I’ve ever seen! What a…BRIGHT IDEA

Thanks, McKenna!

Fallen London fan art

Happy Holidays 2013

boohooboo:

glitter watercolors

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bronze sculptures by bruno catalano
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The eyes of Vincent van Gogh:Self Portraits, 1886 - 1889.

Over the last year or so, I had the honor of illustrating book covers for Scholastic’s repackaging of four novels by Avi. You can find them out in the wild at a bookstore near you if you live in the US.

More illustrations by Ryan Andrews

Red Witch fashion shot. (photoshop, some photo)

We went to Rebecca Mock's birthday/cosplay wig party over the weekend!  I drew my outfit and Ananth took an uncharacteristically cute photo of me.

gingerlandcomics:

Sam Alden, Backyard, 2013

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A little about the process I went through to get to the final illustration for the repackaging of Avi’s “Who Was That Masked Man, Anyway?”, to be published by Scholastic mid 2014.

illustration : Ryan Andrews

Yellow thing and orange thing is my favorite bistro brunch.

A lady never tells where she keeps her Luger.

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