A new year dawned and I began to fully recuperate from my bout of Bronchitis. Within me, new fictions grew from the sorrows of the previous November. I slowly began to put my life back together and crawl my way back towards health. The first Featured Creature of the year, a nasty three tongued demon, was also the first color creature of the year. It would be spring before I would create another color creature, but by that time a lot would change for me personally and professionally. 
Here's another teaser card from Buried. There's a neat short Youtube video based on this panel here. Check it out! Buried is written by Bryant Dillon with art by Chris Thorne and colors by yours truly! If you like what you see here and would like to see more, support Skin Crawling Comics!
Here are some beautiful preview images from The Borley Reports, by Anissa Espinosa, Lauren Burke and Greg Sorkin.
Here is some teaser art from Sherri Rose's and Christine Brunson's story for SCC, Don't Park on Market Street.It was one year ago today that I began the weekly Featured Creature
postings. In celebration of that frightful day, here's a juicy treat.
I couldn't afford a whole fancy cake right now, but I did get you something bite sized and memorable. It's the thought that counts, right? Happy Birthday Featured Creature! 
Here are several hand studies and a bearded guy from my traveling sketchbook. 
"I folded my pants and made a neat pile of my clothes, setting them down with my shoes near the entrance. I stepped tentatively into the cave. There had been a strong breeze outside that was almost cold in the absence of my clothing, but as I moved into the ritual area and closer to the fire, the air was warm and nearly cloying. I stood beside a small mat close to the fire as instructed and waited. 
Here's a bit of teaser art from The Night Market by Danielle Gransaull and Gerald Rathkolb. For more information about The Night Market, check out their interview with Fanboy Comics.
After the HZO and the hectic, mentally draining pace of October, November 2012 was quiet and fairly stress free in terms of production and process. I posted pieces that I had mostly completed before hand. However, the universe had plans for my stress levels that would test my very ability to survive.
Later that month, within the space of two weeks, my phone died and I lost my entire address book, my unemployment benefits permanently expired leaving me penniless, my vehicle died the true death, and I came down with the most severe case of bronchitis I've ever had in my life. I feel like a bit of back story is needed here.
