All I need to know I learned in Process Engineering Thermodynamics...

Plaque-Man

Another t-shirt design for the dental school. I came up with the idea while doodling during a particularly tedious Friday afternoon lecture. The actual shirt will probably only have two colors, but this color scheme is true to the original arcade game. If you're interested in buying one to support a UMKC student dental group, let me know.

From the creators of Baby Mozart...

Dudes I Scarcely Knew in College

Dental School T-Shirt

I used some interesting reference material for this drawing: a book about manga culture by Takashi Murakami and a mandibular first molar from my typodont with a Class II amalgam restoration. Hopefully the result is somewhere between a Kanye West album cover and Sturdevant's "Art and Science of Operative Dentistry."

Real Men

Half-formed cartoon ideas, previously doomed to languish forever in my sketchbook, are now being employed by the University News. I'm using a brush pen for a looser line and more efficient process, but the strips still resemble "Delayed Karma." Hopefully, they'll grow up to be more than that strip's underachieving slacker brother.

Ode to an Aging Rock Critic

A Dental School Moment

Hobbies 4 Hipsters

In the works...

I'm putting together a new mini-comic/zine/rehash of sixteen "Delayed Karma" strips from the KC Star and two color strips that appeared on the Wayward Blog. This is a highly technical process involving clandestine free printing at the dental school and explaining to Kayla why I bought a $30 stapler. The end result will be collecting dust on the shelves of select KC-area comic shops for the better part of a decade, at which point the owners will toss them out, the store will "lose them in the move," or a family member will buy the last one out of sympathy.

In other news, I'm starting a new weekly comic for UMKC's University News. Naming a new strip is always a challenge. At this point, it will be called "Great cartoon ideas I had but could only think of three panels instead of six." Yeah, that has a nice ring to it.

Wired Differently

Childhood is like a punk rock song.

Sustainability

Warrior Poets

High School Reenactors