An black ink drawing on white background of caricatures depicting the title characters Bill (played by Alex Winter) and Ted (played by Keanu Reeves) from the hit 80s movie franchise, Bill and Ted. They are running side by side and have stylistically enlarged heads. Both wear grunge style, casual clothes in 80s style. Bill, who is looking at the viewer, has a curly mullet hairstyle, while Ted, eyes closed, has straight hair cut in a bowl-cut. Both boys are smiling.

Little sketchbook doodle of two of my biggest childhood heroes, lol. Guys, Gals, and Nonbinary Pals, put your hands together, for WYLD STALLYNS!!! 🤘🎸⏳️⚡️

btw if you're so petrified of doing a bad job that you can't even start, then what you need isn't advice on how to make comics. you need to learn to embrace being messy and bad at things and being okay with that because it's necessary, and actually it's GOOD. being messy is WONDERFUL

Wasabi Mtn. Dew 🍣🍵🥢

Wow, your art is so clean! I love the entire design of plump, elven person, that orange and blue costume is sumptuous! I also really like how you arranged the page where the bunny person is waking up. Top panel is perfect. Keep up the good work!

protectmypublicmedia.org

A ballpoint pen doodle drawn on note paper

More ballpoint pen doodling, this time with a mermay theme

A series of images of a cartoonist drawing a comic, first from far away at the drafting table, then going closer to his hands and finally showing his work. Narration reads "Every panel of a comic strip is a moment of the cartoonist's own life frozen in time as much as it is a moment in the lives of the characters in the comic. The hours they spent working, redoing lines over and over, trying to get it right, trying to make it perfect. All the time spent second guessing, hoping it'll all be worth it in the end." The drawing the artist has been working on is a shitty doodle of a head sticking out of pants saying "wizard stole my torso. I'm too close to my dick now. Please take me to the hospital."

Making Comics

I would rather y'all learn to draw or just draw stick figures than you using insane amounts of our planet's resources to generate shitty "studio ghibli" Al images.

Public library energy is the best energy. Like here is all the knowledge we could find, it's been meticulously organized and catalogued and it will cost you nothing today, welcome to the absolute pinnacle of human civic evolution, feel free to pull up any bean bag chair you like :) 📚❤️

I think it’s nice they threw a Donner party but what about all the other reindeer

An oldie-goldie: Rude Riding Hood and the Big, Not-So-Bad Wolf, made in 2020/21

I need to bring those two back! ;D
#foxpopvli #art

AH-MAZING 😍

Kevin Smith returns to Marvel with GIANT-SIZE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN one-shot Other all-star creators involved include Al Ewing, Chip Zdarsky, Mark Buckingham, and more!

Kevin Smith returns to Marvel with GIANT-SIZE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN one-shot

Beholders crying in the corner because they just wanna beheld

Xena, anime princess, lineart , dailysketch

I drew Xena, the Warrior Princess, in an anime style. What an amazing series that was! 😁

#Xena #WarriorPrincess #AnimeArt #FanArt #XenaWarriorPrincess #FantasyArt #lineart #sketch

The Cartoonist Cooperative Making comics better for everyone!

it's easy to apply to join the co-op... we're free, there's a library of member resources and discounts, collaboration opportunities on our forum and much more...

if you've been hesitating, now is the time to start the new year fresh!

cartoonist.coop/join/

The White House just announced plans to go after funding for libraries and museums. The Cartoon Art Museum runs on a tight budget, and losing the modest support it gets from federal grants would be devastating. Now's a great time to show CAM and other small museums your love.
www.cartoonart.org

"I hope this book will sit on the reference shelf of every professional in the comic book industry." —Ariana Maher, comic book letterer

The Proofreader's Guide to Comic Book Style, print & ebook, ComicBookStyle.com

Starting today, I'm happy to offer a special discount for members of the Cartoonist Cooperative (@cartoonist.coop)!

My book is first and foremost for editors, proofreaders, and publishers (incl. self-publishers), but I hope writers, letterers, and artists find it helpful too.

comicbookstyle.com

"The dildo of consequences rarely arrives lubed" might be my favorite saying of the week.

all I want to do rn is DRAW but I have to do stupid stinky OTHER THINGS

Pose reference of a male sitting on a box draped in orange fabric.

Pose reference of a woman kneeling on the ground, with red velvet on her waist and a sword plunged into the ground.

Pose reference of a male sitting on a box, pointing at the camera.

Pose reference of a person sitting while leaning to the left. They look stern while holding a sword.

Hey everyone! I'm asking for help on the behalf of TrueRef's own photographer, Sergio, whose grandparents home caught fire and is no longer in livable conditions.

They currently have a Go Fund Me for shoes, clothes and other basic necessities! 🤍

www.gofundme.com/f/aid-the-ag...

Let’s make books handout for kids, detailing various roles in making books; author, illustrator, editor, designer, marketing/publicity, librarians/booksellers/teachers and finally readers.

Two worksheets, “be a writer” with a writing mad lib, and “be an illustrator” with some drawing prompts.

Two more worksheets, “be an editor” with editorial marks to practice on some editable sentences, and “be a cover designer” with four books needing covers.

Two final handouts: “be a librarian, bookseller or teacher” with six kids and six books to match, and “be a reader” with preferences in genre and types of books to narrow your reading preferences to help find more books to enjoy.

Here is a handout I made for my kid’s class last week, when I went in to talk to them about making books. I Frankensteined together a bunch of art I already had to make it, and filled other stuff in. But it was a big hit, so I’m sharing it here in case you know any kids interested in making books!

Illustration of an astronaut standing in a red and orange flower field, holding an old fashioned phone. The phone has a speech bubble that says, "you are not alone." Drawn by gdbeeart, 2025, paint tool sai

you are not alone.

A creepo with big kracken eyes, elongated sea creature mouth, waggling tongue and a bad skull clock belt buckle. His sign he wrote himself says Monsters Opposing Abominable Fascism.

I saw @mrkessell.bsky.social 's MOAFs so I drawed a MOAF, too! MOAF!

illustration of a vampire in a red cape looking into the mouth of a giant wolf. The image is from the upcoming "Vampire Tarot" by Sasha Graham and Abigail Larson

Don't be afraid

cover of the book "Banned Together: Our Fight For Readers Rights"

BANNED TOGETHER edited by Ashley Hope Pérez is out now! And it feels even more timely than when we were putting together this collection... pick up this wonderful anthology of comics, stories, essays, and resources to combat book bans wherever books are sold except amaz*n :)

My art, digital. A wolf holds a snake-like creature in its jaws while the snake bites down on the wolf’s head. The title remains unclear on who struck who first

If I go down, I’m taking you with me.
-2023

Tales of Evil 3 (4513)

ARTIST ALLEY RESOURCE GUIDE ARTIST ALLEY RESOURCE GUIDE Links to all of the products I use for my Artist Alley Table! Please note that some products are purchased from Amazon. ARTIST ALLEY TABLE SETUP PRODUCTS PRODUCTS PRICI...

Hey friends! I put together a little guide of where I purchased all my artist alley table supplies as well as the list of the manufacturers I use for all of my products. We don’t gate keep over here. docs.google.com/document/d/1...

A four panel comic about talking to a graphic novel club of kids at a library

Shout out to libraries, library workers, and library kids!!