Author Archives: Calavara

Hey—here’s the (probably) final scanned copy of the huge drawing I did for Inktober this year! This was like 7 or 8 scans that Photoshop very politely merged into a single image for me, except for one little section that … Continue reading →

Here’s a drawing I did and then digitized. I’ve had a couple of people ask me about making prints of it, and we looked into how to print onto black velvet, but came up totally empty. Aw well, too bad, … Continue reading →

Hey Internet, I’m going to be producing a new Olympia shirt this holiday season, and want you to vote on which design I should use! I’ll post pictures here, but you need to go to this survey to actually vote! … Continue reading →

Hey person or internet-savvy-dog! I’ve started a Patreon to use as a subscription service for my work! Patreon, in case you don’t know, is a way to support artist-types that you like by having an automated recurring payment made to … Continue reading →

Hey! For Inktober, I’ll be writing and drawing a book, a page per day! It’s called Zink, and I’m going to try to post an album here that *should* let you know click through and update here as I upload … Continue reading →

Hey Internet, it’s that time again! Olympia Arts Walk, April 26/27! This year, I’ll be encamped at Mixx96.1 at 119 Washington St NE. This year is (almost) entirely based around my new book, Stop For Ducklings & The Four Crane … Continue reading →

Hey— I know you’re thinking that it’s almost the holiday and you screwed the pooch on getting your loved ones, boss, mailman, and secret family a thoughtful gift, but I am here to tell you that you are wrong Wrong … Continue reading →

So remember when I was going to draw a Lamentable Superhero™©®(patent applied for) every day for the month of October? I did it! I actually drew them all, plus several extra I included, and several that I didn’t. I also … Continue reading →

Hey Internet, I’ll be doing an Inktober thing this year where I’ll be doing a drawing per day of a certain type of character. The idea is that you go vote on which one of these types you want to … Continue reading →