Artwork selections of late

Maybe some of you have noticed...I sort of suck at blogging. I mean, really. I don't know why, but article-writing just seems beyond my capacity...any point I want to make is basically able to be summed up in the space of a Facebook post, so that's pretty much where I've been doing all my ruminating for the past couple of years. So in terms of my blog, I have decided to allow myself to let it be for the occasional announcement, periodic update, or sampling of "here's what I'm up to."

Today is a "here's what I'm up to" day. I've decided to share a couple pieces of artwork with you fine folks, hopefully for your enjoyment and not just the stroking of my ego.


Ah, Harry Moon--the project that has me drawing about 15-20 drawings a day right now. Fun stuff! Praying for a strong finish and excellent reception of the final product.
This was just a moment I had to take to acknowledge that working as an artist still leaves you a little bit of longing to immerse in your own ideas. I'm grateful to have full-time freelance work, but I do miss my crew of characters



Last but not least, the design for this year's Realm Makers T-shirt. I fully expect the concerned emails to start flowing in that I'm going to get sued, but I promise, the design cannot be construed as a bootleg property, and the distribution is limited, so it will be OK. :) I'm far too Lawful Good to proceed otherwise.


And now, it's back to the world of conference directing and drawing like mad! Thanks for dropping in. 

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  1. J. L. MbeweMarch 31, 2016 at 10:32 AM

    Hey! My little girl saw your image for Realm Makers this year and she was like, that's Star Wars! Ha! Bummed I won't be able to make this year, but hoping for next year!

    Also, love the image of your characters getting on to you. :-)

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    1. RebeccaPMinorMarch 31, 2016 at 7:33 PM

      Thanks, Jennette! We want you to be there every year, but of course, we know how life sometimes insists otherwise.

      And congrats on rearing a geek savvy kiddo!

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  2. Kat HeckenbachMarch 31, 2016 at 10:57 AM

    These are all just so awesome!!!

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    1. RebeccaPMinorMarch 31, 2016 at 7:33 PM

      Thanks for the high praise, Kat! Glad you enjoyed them

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    Well said. Boy do I know I that race!

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