Duck Master p.8 & 9 - pencils

Don't kid yourselves, this drawing comics is no walk in the park.

Duck Master p.1 - Lettered!!!

Joie Simmons (joiesimmons.com) has scripted and lettered the first page so we are now well on our way to having a Total Comic Book Experience in the bag.

I think it's a great font. Also great wonky balloon shapes (in keeping with my wonky art! ha!) And nice balloon "padding." Don't you hate when letterers pack the balloons too tight? Mister Simmons has avoided that foul-up.

Duck Master p.6 & 7 - color

Duck Master p.6 & 7 - pencils

Duck Master p.4 & 5 color (in progress)

Some areas got messed up in inking, I feel.. Like this first panel here, that I ended up throwing mostly in shadow on Iron Finger's back.. As the wrinkles didn ot work out. So just scroll down to the pencils below, and enjoy all the great cloth folds...!

Duck Master p.4 & 5 - pencils

"Duck Master" proceeds apace... and I realize once again what a monumental undertaking a light, silly, funny animal comic book is to embark upon. Geez louise. What have I gotten myself into??! Hahaha.

***NOTE: These pages might make more sense (unlettered as they are) if you know that the villain here is called "Iron Finger" and has... well... an iron finger as his left forefinger. ***

Duck Master p.2-3 splash page (in progress)

Crowquill pen was flowing along nicely, then suddenly started jamming up somewhere midway through page 3... Sigh. Maybe a different ink will get me back in business. Or, I may abandon ship altogether and switch to a Speedball, or a brush pen or who knows what.

And I still need to get the lights lighter, more vibrant...

Duck Master, p.1-3 (Work in Progress)

Sneak peek at a new project, in collaboration with Joie Simmons (writer) and Paul Brian Deberry (consulting advisor).

Note these pages are unlettered and unfinished, just a preview of Duck Master and his adventures.