Mini-Creeps

Making creeping.  Creeping everything.  Four mini-creep watercolor experiments.  Letting the pens go where they want to.  Plan to have a stack of these for the Smudge Comics Expo in March.  Come and get it.

Olive Lounge Pop-Up

Out of a very lousy week came a pop-up art corner of creeper paintings and drawings.  Come and see and stick around for the good eats and drinks.

Olive Lounge in Takoma Park is where it be.

Cheers,
The Creeper

P.S.  I'll plan a creeping session or two there in the near future just for kicks.

Feral Faro

Here are a few character panels from my comic "Feral Faro".  These panels are part of my submission for the western themed issue of Magic Bullet (number nine to be precise) that should be hitting newsstands (DC area comic stores and other fine retailers) over the summer.  Drop me a line if you hand in getting your hands on one.  Cheers.

http://magicbulletcomics.blogspot.com/

Drawing Blood Again!

Some fine folks donated blood for the Red Cross last month and the cartoonists of DC Conspiracy were there to create donated art to the blood-letters.  More info about "Cartoonists Draw Blood" here.  The results of a morning of creeping:

This cocky bastard wanted a 50's style astronaut

Our heroic organizer Carolyn

I got creeped!  By W.L. Brown

BZF 2014

Debut of "Thank You for Your Cooperation" at the Brooklyn Zine Fest this weekend.  TYFYC is a collaborative fanzine of the original 1987 version of RoboCop.  It features awe inspiring visuals, mind numbing storytelling, and a semi-toxic spray stenciled cover.  How is this relevant to DC Creepers?  Concept, cover, several stories, editing, and most importantly "Creep" portraits of the Boddicker Gang were all done by yours truly.  Can't make it to Brooklyn and want to get your mitts on one?  Get in touch.
Bulletproof contributions from Kendra Kountz, Jeremy Rosenstein, Evan Keeling, Tenebrous Kate, Matt Carman, and Steve Loya.
Here are some pictures:

Creep of Leon and Toxic Emil

Loaded Stencil

The Goods

Contributor Edition