New issue of my comic The Space Odditorium is now available for digital download at Comixology. This issue contains what I consider my best work to date. Check it out if you like weird scifi. Download it here. 

I've been really into Dungeons and Dragons these days and couldn't help but translate what was happening in my head onto paper. Doodle turned sketch turned finished piece. Love it when that happens! 

Record 009 Daddy's Going To Buy You A Brand New Car has just been dropped on Comixology. This is the 9th installment of an ongoing comic that I and writer Chris Calzia have been working on. It's weird, fans of Tank Girl, Transmetropolitan, and The Filth will rejoice. Click on the image to download the new issue!

Click HERE to learn more about the offbeat, scifi, comic book series.

Been working with author Rob Rufus (Die Young With Me) on a new comic book concept called Night Sounds that we're going to pitch around. Night Sounds is like Rosemary's Baby had a one night stand with Pulp Fiction. 

Image for art blogster Emileena Pedigo. Done with ink, watercolors, crayons, and Photoshop.

The first samples of my new book The Space Odditorium Volume 001 have arrived and I can't be more pleased. Written by Hollywood oddball screenplay writer Chris Calzia, Volume 001 covers the first six vignettes that have only been digitally available up to this point. If you'd like to reserve a copy of this exciting first edition go to www.spaceodditorium.com or just click here.

Been brushing up on my Adobe Illustrator skills as of late and decided to do a Space Odditorium promo image using nothing but. Checkety check check!

I once heard that a friend of my wive's husband once wrote a script that he entitle sSslither or something like that. It made me chuckle. So I give sSsnake. I hope you like it, and if not, that's ok too.

Aside from drawing I spent a good chunk of my youth chasing the dream of creating music for a living. While I've temporarily cooled that creative flame in favor of other avenues that need my time, my love for music will never stop. One of the bands that has been at the top of my go to playlists is Dani Bell and The Tarantist, a psychedelic, groove train that's like angels kissing the insides of my earholes. Dani Bell's smooth, hypnotic vocals sweep over, classy, perfectly crafted jams for forty two minutes of audible ecstasy. Since their album ​Dark West was on repeat for almost an entire month of work, I figured I should pay tribute and try and capture their unique style.