TODAY'S FEATURED POST
DUNE PART 2: THE BATTLE OF ARRAKEEN
It's a well known thing I'm a big Dune person. Herbert's book was the first book I ever bought for myself at the Scholastic Book Fair when I was a kid, and has been my core nearest and dearest set of novels ever since. I spent my 14th birthday at the Friday release of David Lynch's film and when I heard Denis Villeneuve was going to take a stab at it, I made it an…
YESTERDAY’S POST
A Sketchbook Preview: The Woods In-between
April 30, 2024 - Earlier this month we talked about my next sketchbook and took a look at one piece in particular from the new collection. If you’d like to catch up on that post, you can do so here. How about this time? Well! A lot of new developments and I’m pleased to say that not only have I finished the drawings for the collection (and got the sketchbook about 99% laid out to go to print) but along with that, I’m happy to share the title and a first look at the cover. For a long time in my notes, while I’ve had this series simmering on the back burner, I had thought of it as “The Stone Troll Forest” or "The Troll Forest Project” names or titles that described what it was, yes, but didn’t hint…
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