The Infinite Vacation #5

I previously failed to blog about the release of The Infinite Vacation #4 and #5 but I’m here to say that you can now read the entire series in both print and digital formats. The five issue series from Image Comics was written by Nick Spencer with art by Christian Ward. Throughout the series I contributed

The Infinite Vacation #3

The Infinite Vacation #3 was released today in print and digital formats. The five issue series from Image Comics is written by Nick Spencer with art by Christian Ward. I was responsible for three pages of artwork (pages 7–9) in this issue. It’s a little different than my past contributions but you’ll have to check it

The Infinite Vacation #2

The second issue of The Infinite Vacation is available today at comic book stores nationwide. Once again, I have contributed four pages of photography. This time my photos feature Chicago actors, Ashley Bush and Lee Russell. The five issue series from Image Comics is written by Nick Spencer with art (on the non-photo pages) by Christian Ward.

Let’s Get Serious with Dirty Borders

Dirty Borders is a group of four Chicago filmmakers: Tim Weidelman, Matt Relstab, Charlie Ward and Sean Dove. In their newest short film, Trajectory, Rob Nastoff plays a sad astronaut that returns to Earth to find empty streets and mass destruction. Sean and Rob join me to discuss the short and their non-film related projects. Let’s

People Like The Infinite Vacation #1

Image Comics’ The Infiniate Vacation #1 has sold out and is headed for a second printing to be released with an alternate cover on February 16, 2011. The five issue series is written by Nick Spencer with art by Christian Ward. I contributed four pages of photography to the first issue and here’s what some people

The Infinite Vacation #1

Today marks the release of the first issue of The Infinite Vacation from Image Comics. The five issue series is written by Nick Spencer with art by Christian Ward. I contributed four pages of photography to the first issue (sometimes known in comics as fumetti) and have also been creating some videos to promote the

PopCultour 2 at C2E2

The title of this blog post may look like a bunch of gibberish to you so I’ll try to break it down. PopCult is a collective of ComiCulture entrepreneurs who specialties in publishing, video games, music, film and television. Last year they threw a big PopCultour party at the San Diego Comic-Con. Well, this year

Devil’s Due/PopCult SDCC 2009 Video

The San Diego Comic-Con is a multi-media pop culture extravaganza that attracts an estimated 130,000+ people to sunny California over the course of one long weekend. Devil’s Due Publishing has been attending for years and I’ve been there with them for a lot of them—originally just helping sell comics at their booth but in recent