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Here are a few more drawings featuring one of my favorite subjects, aliens with a fish guy tossed in for good measure. I inked my pencil sketches using Pigma Sakura brush pens, which I love for their bold lines. I created a bunch of new drawings this weekend that I’m excited to share soon. I also have several years’ worth of artwork from 2021 through 2025 that I plan to sort ...


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My brush pen drawings of Marvel Comics Moleman and Detective Comics Lobo from a drawing session with my sons back in October of 2025.


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Here are a few drawings I made during an art educator staff development day back in October. I used a Mr. Sketch marker and red and yellow tempera paint. It was great to be with some fellow art educators again.


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Here are two more of my drawings of some obscure comic book heroes from the 1930s and 1940s. Bozo the Iron Man was a 1930s comic book hero who used a powerful mechanical suit to fight crime. Nightmare was a mysterious hero who used fear and psychological tricks to outwit criminals rather than superpowers. His sidekick, Sleepy, provided comic relief.


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I created a few illustrations featuring obscure comic book heroes from the 1930s and 1940s. The first is Pat Parker, War Nurse, a 1940s heroine who fought Nazis using her medical skills and courage.


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