Simon and I will both be updating our portfolios in the lettering section i nthe coming week or so, and the logo and design sections will be up by weeks end.

We have been BUSY guys! Lots of new work that we cannot discuss just yet, a few cool new projects and Simon has been busy working on a few new Number One issues for Dynamite that are showing off some of his best work. I’m currently pulling together the back to Brooklyn trade for Image and Jimmy Palmiotti, what a great book – be sure to grab this trade.

I’m pretty sure that both Simon and myself will be making an appearance at the Philly Wizard World Convention this year. Not sure of the details, but I am sure that if this comes true, stock up the pubs — it’s going to be a bumpy ride!

Some Eagle Eyed folks saw in my Twitter feed that I’ve started tinkering with a new writing project – this is true. Something fresh to wrap my creative side around — but this does not kill MARSHAL, there is movement on the MARSHAL project. And hoepfully I’ll have some news to share there soon as well.

Look for more updates and some sneak peeks from coming projects later this week.

I had the pleasure of designing this book from front to back and really thought the end result was a beautiful. One of the finest trades I have worked on. The story by Jim Butcher and the art by Ardian syaf is brilliantly matched and both fun and riviting at the same time.

This book is on sale now at all major booksellers and online at Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble. Pick one up, it will not dissapoint!

The overall project looks brilliant and has just been added to the New York Times Best Sellers Soft Cover list. This is the first book for IDW to reach that list, and is the second book that I have worked on in the last three months to make the list.

Congratulations to to Justin Eisinger and the gang at IDW!

Transformers: Beast Wars Omnibus is available at Amazon.com and other booksellers.

I created the background from scratch, and used the artwork from issue number one, of the main character of Harry Dresden as the focus. I carried a color block from the front to  the back (using the color on the spine to highlight Mr. Butcher’s name). And left the back simple, with just the trademark phrase from the opening chapter of the book. (DelRey will be adding in the UPC and their own logo treatment at the bottom left of the back.)

Look for this book to be in stores this Summer.

Jimmy asked me to come up with something with the main character and a black background. And as usual with Jimmy, we riffed back and frth and this is the result.

Keep an eye out for this in bookstores this April.

Dynamite Entertainment has provided CBR with advance looks at new comics on sale this week including “The Boys” #28, “Army of Darkness” #17 and “Dead Irons” #2.

Be sure to head on over to CBR and take a peek at the Previews!

Back to Brooklyn Logo

A few months back Jimmy Palmiotti asked me to create a logo for his upcoming series with Image comics, Back to Brooklyn. The logo tuned out great and Jimmy was really pleased with it, you may have seen it adorning some Graffiti Design T-Shirts at this past New York City Comic-Con (as seen here on Amanda Conner). The series, co-written with Garth Enis, is in stores now, with Issue 3 on shelves, is being collected as a trade in April.

This week Jimmy asked me to work on two trade covers, and  gotta say these turned out to be pretty neat covers. Not your standard trade fair… Once I get the OK from Jimmy, I’ll share them here.

As you can see we are building a new and improved site. My hope is that we can streamline the site, so it’s easier to update and keep it moving, and not stale.

Give us a few days and we’ll be up and running.