

Conceptual character sketches from Chapter 2 (and 3, in Mary’s case) of FindChaos.
(Edited to not use Tumblr’s slideshow function, which, apparently, kills computers.)
Stuff I draw and other nonsense.


Conceptual character sketches from Chapter 2 (and 3, in Mary’s case) of FindChaos.
(Edited to not use Tumblr’s slideshow function, which, apparently, kills computers.)
Worldbuilding for FindChaos! A blueprint mock-up of the asylum featured in Chapter 3, where Arthur spent most of his formative years.
Some Find Chaos fan art! Arthur is my favorite! Read here: http://www.findchaos.com/
This is so great, my wife even recognized the cross from our logo. Thanks, dragonduchess!
A study in watercolors compliments of my wife. I may have provided the linework in the form of a teaser sketch. I’m weak that way.
Fun summer activities for hitmen.
So, this week I took it upon myself to recreate a version of this from our comic FindChaos.
I didn’t buy anything special or spend any money on it - this is just shit from our house that I repurposed. I used a pair of old jeans for the VooDoo doll’s jeans, wool roving, food coloring and lemon juice for the hair, a dust rag for the body and head, stuffing from an old pillow and a pair of buttons that we had tucked away in a drawer. One of my favorite parts is that the buttons, close-up, say ‘Reaction’ on them. I have never actually sewn anything professionally before in my life, so forgive my terrible stitch-work. It just makes it more authentically awful, right?
I draw a ridiculous doll for the comic, K just says, “okay” and makes the damned thing even better than I drew it. I don’t know whether to love her or hate her.
So, here’s a thought: maybe we could make a (very) limited run of these, maybe closer to the holidays. Maybe they’d be a little smaller and therefore cuter, but still have the awesome features, like removable clothes and hand-sewn details. Maybe you guys would like that?
A few FindChaos-related sketches.
C.E. is so up on that modern lingo the kids use…
I asked my wife to draw me something that I could make into a faux-icon. It’s a little offensive.
(Fun Fact: I own two rosaries that look like that.)
Because nothing says “holy” like a little dude praying in the nude. I’m glad my wife simply accepts that I’m going to Hell, she can obviously color my work better than I ever did once I’m gone.