Comic pages
Sequential art for short stories, webcomics, and pitch pages — thumbnails to final letters, staged for a clear, page-turning read.

About
I make expressive comics and characters for people who tell stories — writers, studios, and tabletop groups. This is placeholder copy you can replace with your own bio.
A little about me
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I've spent the last several years drawing comics and characters for indie writers, small studios, and tabletop groups. My work leans expressive and character-driven, with an eye for clear staging and readable action. I love the moment a rough thumbnail suddenly clicks — when a pose or an expression makes the whole scene come alive.
I work in both digital and traditional media — brush and ink when a page wants energy, and Clip Studio or Procreate when a project needs to move fast without losing that hand-drawn feel. Whatever the medium, I try to leave room for personality and a little drama.
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What I do
Sequential art for short stories, webcomics, and pitch pages — thumbnails to final letters, staged for a clear, page-turning read.
Original character sheets, turnarounds, and expression studies with consistent, memorable designs your whole team can build on.
Printed covers, variant art, and promo illustrations with bold, poster-ready composition that stands out on a shelf or a feed.
Ongoing sketchbook studies and self-directed short comics — the experiments that keep the commissioned work sharp.
Selected clients & recognition
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Good to know
It depends on scope, but most single character illustrations take one to two weeks including revisions. I'll always confirm a timeline before we start so the dates are clear on both sides.
Tell me about your project and I'll get back to you soon with availability and a quote.