Lounger covers
I’m finalizing things for the graphic novel collection of Lounger. The interior is all laid out; I’m just finalizing the cover. Since I serialized a digital version at ComiXology, I had three different covers to ...
Nick
Nick is a comics artist and teacher living in California, United States.
Four Ink Favorites
A comparison of my four favorite black drawing inks.
new project: Callisto 7
Now that Lounger is mostly over, I’m working on new projects. One of them, which I have been planning in my notebooks for years now, is Callisto 7. It’s a sci-fi story about the first ...
Lounger: Part 3 on ComiXology
The third and final issue of the color version of Lounger is now up on ComiXology: https://bit.ly/3kQFX6u. Get it now while ComiXology still exists. The issue is DRM-free so you can download it as a ...
ComiXology Kaput
So the inevitable is happening and ComiXology is being completely subsumed by Amazon and will be replaced by the Kindle Store. When Amazon took over ComiXology in 2014, those of us who used the ComiXology ...
The 80s Never Loved You Back
When you love the 80s, you are loving the executives who manipulated you into caring about things that they themselves had no respect for. You are celebrating your abuse.
contaminated water and alcohol
This is a bit of a spoiler for my story Lounger, so fair warning. A few weeks ago, I was reading Edward Tufte’s excellent book Envisioning Explanations (shout out to libraries!), and in the first ...
Lounger: Part 2 on ComiXology
Part 2 of Lounger just went live today on ComiXology. It’s only $1.99. Part 3 should be out next month. And once that’s done, I’ll prep the full print version.
The Origin of Falcon Ace
Falcon Ace is a character I came up with when I was about 10 years old. He was someone I pretended to be, and later wrote stories and made little comics about. This is my ...
Solo Panel: The Innocents by Gipi
In “Solo Panel,” I am going to take a significant panel from a comic to examine and explore. The idea of “Solo Panel” was partly inspired by Brian Dillon’s column “Sentences” in Cabinet. In the ...