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NOW OPEN – The Fantasyville Holiday Pop-Up Shop!

a nine-panel grid shows off comic books and original art available at the Fantasyville Holiday Pop-Up shop

The first-ever Fantasyville Holiday Pop-Up Shop is…

NOW OPEN!

We’re accepting orders from now until Dec 1 – just in time for some online Holiday shopping!

Now, you’re used to seeing work from me. This year, I wanted to highlight other indie creators I think you might like! To get a taste, you can check out this YouTube live stream.

This year, we’re featuring work created by…

  • Mel Sealy (Read All Over)
  • Chloe Rose (various prints)
  • Ben Wright-Heuman (Family Business)
  • JM Hunter (You Don’t Gnome Me)
  • Blake ‘Gio’ Mathias (Tukk & Rol)
  • Caroline Manley (My Husband Is A Space Alien!!)
  • Sean McGavin (Danse Macabre)
  • Kate E. Lore (Melancholy Evil Pop Tart)
  • And more!

I’m also including pre-orders for my newest work – CATS: A Sketchbook, collecting this year’s Inktober sketches, all about cats!

So head on over to the shop and check out what’s in store! And stay tuned – new products will get switched out every week.

NOW OPEN!

If you’re broke, share this news with your friends! Sharing is caring and helps more than you know.

That’s all for now. Thank you for your support!

You. Are. Awesome.

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February Pin Club Is Open for New Members

My Pin Club is open for new members once again!

Each month, members of the Pin Club get a new acrylic pin in the mail, plus a new zine, sneak peeks at comic scripts, and early webcomic updates.

This month, we’re celebrating Fantasyville Productions, LLC being around for 5 years! I filed the paperwork for starting this company in 2018. I can’t believe it’s been that long! Most indie businesses don’t last 5 years…and yet, Fantasyville Productions beat the odds.

To celebrate, we’re unveiling this design. It’s Fantasyville Productions’ new official logo – and it’s this month’s Pin!

If you would like to get this, sign up for the Club by Feb 6! Any new sign-ups after that date will be rolled over into March.

Keep in mind – Pin Club memberships are for folks in the USA only. Sorry, my international peeps. I’m working on an option for you.

So if you have the means, join the Pin Club today, yo.

If you’re broke, or unable to join right now, share this post and celebrate Fantasyville Productions’ 5-year anniversary with me!

That’s all for now. I appreciate your support!

You. Are. Awesome.

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All About “Thoughtful Dinosaur”

Thoughtful Dinosaur is a new secret project I’m working on – the story of a young lady velociraptor named Billy, fresh from college and trying to figure out how to adult.

The story is based pretty heavily on my own experiences right after college, with a little added seasoning of my older sister’s post-college experience, plus the magical malarkey of Fantasyville.

Aww yes. This comic takes place in Fantasyville, the same town that Johnson & Sir police.

Here’s the first four comics to give you a taste: Continue reading “All About “Thoughtful Dinosaur””

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Johnson & Sir’s New Stretch Goals

johnson and sir kickstarter banner

Good news, everyone!

The KickStarter to fund the printing of Johnson & Sir: The Collected Comics… is fully funded! That means the book is actually going to be printed, which is AWESOME.

Of course, now that the initial goal has been met, I have stretch goals to unleash, like mustaches upon the velociraptors! (If you don’t know what I’m talking about, you really should read Johnson & Sir). Continue reading “Johnson & Sir’s New Stretch Goals”

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Johnson & Sir’s New Book Cover (In Progress)

johnson and sir book cover in progress

Aww yiss.

I’m making the covers for the new Johnson & Sir book I’m hoping to fund on KickStarter. Here’s the front!

Next, I’m going to sketch up the back, featuring the rest of the cast, a book description, and some quotes about the comic.

Timothy Cramer of Provocative Praise actually had this to say about the comic:

“Johnson & Sir proves that simple world-building and silly plots do not prevent a skillful artist from occasionally delivering small masterpieces of characterisation, dialog, motion, panel composition, or page layout.”

Thanks, Timothy!

Johnson & Sir also got talked about in a recent episode of The Comics Alternative Podcast. Be sure to give it a listen.

And if you haven’t checked it out yet, go to the KickStarter page for Johnson & Sir’s new book. There’s some new art on the page, as well!

That’s all for now. Thank you for reading!

You. Are. Awesome.