Hangover at work. Whenever you’re able to stomach more than just water.

Finished artwork for a comic page together with pencils and layout. Want to learn more about this process and get into #makingcomics? If so (and you're based in the #Worthing area) sign up for my 10 week evening course starting at the end of September! jaimehuxtable.com/makingcomics

Comic book panel illustration. Medium / close up image of a woman and child, dressed in WWII era clothing. The woman is shielding her eyes from the sun as she looks on at something happening off-panel.

Panel snapshot from Drowse Chapter 6. This one isn't online yet - but you can read the first four chapters here: www.drowsecomic.com

Due to the state of...uh...the comic book industry, I was recently laid off.

I've been a full-time comic book editor for almost a decade, so if you or someone you know is in need of those types of services, I am available.

Some recently finished panels for DROWSE (drowsecomic.com).

An illustration of three people. One in the background is a large man, punching his fists together. The one in the foreground is an older man crouching, showing off a silenced pistol. The figure between them is a tall woman with an open shirt, a rifle slung across her back

An illustration of a wolf carrying a green, anthro cat over her shoulder.

A cover for Rick and Morty where Rick and Morty are surrounded by chickens

A comic page displaying a fight between a man and a woman in the desert

Heyo! Its my birthday today! Mind sharing this around?

Portfolio: lanelloyd.crevado.com

Commissions and Prints: ko-fi.com/sablepod

Happy Birthday, Lane!

It’s been a longer-than-anticipated hiatus, but we’re working diligently on our second arc. More to share in the coming months. Stay tuned!