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I've never participated in Inktober before but I was approached by Steve Raboin, a fellow vet designer, about a Superheroes challenge for the month and thought 'Why the hell not?!" and hit the ground running.  I've fallen off the every day grind of it but fully intend on jumping back in with the drawings and doing my best to catch up.  

Look for these originals to start hitting the web store sometime soon!  Spidey is already spoken for though!  

I'm really excited to finally be opening this up at last.  It's been a long time coming and I can't tell you what a relief it is to finally have it going.  For a long time now, I've found that I had to use a lot of different services to share all of the different things I do.  Until a few months ago, I thought, that's just how things have to be.  I had to have one spot for my portfolio, one spot for my freelance info, one spot for my prints, one spot for my originals,...

Explosives Ordinance Disposal teams are a vital part of contemporary war. On the hook to destroy or disable any found Improvised Explosive Devices (IED’s) and weapons caches, and in some cases even doing the patrols themselves.

It takes a special type of individual to do the work these soldiers, sailors and airmen and without them the area of operations would be a much more lethal place to both our own service members and the civilians within them. Their efforts save lives by putting their own on the line. And even with...

Light is a relative term in the world of ‘Light Infantry’.  They live and die by what they carry.  Every ounce is considered.  Every meal, change of socks, and baby wipe a measured dance between comfort, longevity, and necessity.  Mission dictates, but sometimes the mission can change.  The troops on the ground having to make due with what they have, or what can be dropped in for them.

I’m really excited to have this piece finished at last.  It’s been on the back burner for a long time and it was...