On July 18, 2016, The Middle Age launched and so much has happened since! Knights, cursed swords, baby dragons, full-grown dragons, wizards, ducks, half-elves, orcs, skeletons, Bobs, sandwiches, talking trees, spare porckchops in boots, and that's just counting the story. There's also...…
I’m thrilled to find out that The Middle Age has been named a Reuben Award finalist by the National Cartoonists Society.
The production of the The Middle Age Volume Two is going really well. I expect to receive a hardcover proof of the second book in the next week or so. I’ll be sure to share an unboxing! :)
Here's a look at my process for the latest episode of The Middle Age. I draw and color the comic on an iPad Pro using the Procreate app. This was a fun episode to plan for each platform. In the…
Following up on what I wrote in Webcomic Formatting: Can I future-proof my webcomics?, and again here, here's a look at the various formats I created for the latest episode of The Middle Age. To prepare for the reformatting of…
Today, The Middle Age turns two years old. So much has happened... Ninety-eight episodes - even through two hurricanes! An Eisner Award nomination for "Best Webcomic"! Three Ringo Awards nominations - two for "Best Webcomic" and one for "Best Cartoonist"!…
Following up on what I wrote in Webcomic Formatting: Can I future-proof my webcomics?, here's a look at the various formats I prepare for each new episode of The Middle Age. This week's episode (number 83) was a little more…
I draw my Eisner- and Ringo-nominated webcomic The Middle Age using the Procreate app on an iPad Pro. I've worked this way for nearly two years and during that time, I've stumbled on to some pretty good tips and tricks.…
