
or my tips on Twitter:

or analyses I've written of artists such as Moebius, Frank Frazetta, and Alex Toth:

I'm a huge fan of learning more about drawing and storytelling, and I enjoy helping other cartoonists learn more about the wonderful medium of comics. However, since I don't charge for the advice I post online, I rarely have time to delve into a subject as deeply as I (and my readers) would like.
This is where you come in. I would like to write more lengthy, illustrated, in-depth essays about drawing comics. Not "beginner" tutorials, of which the market has plenty, nor regurgitations of lessons commonly seen, but NEW material, aimed at advanced students who seek to augment their skills with next-level knowledge. You can find a thousand books with titles like "Advanced Algebra," or "Advanced Engineering," but there isn't a single book with the title "Advanced Cartooning," and I would like to change that -- one PDF at a time!
I would also like more time to make personal art, both for fun and to hone my skills. Though I spend the most productive hours of my week drawing for a living, that time is currently spent drawing properties that are not my own. I would like to buy back some of that time, to create art of my own and express my own ideas. I've written a graphic novel which I wish to someday illustrate, but first I'll need to design the characters, creatures, costumes, and locales -- a task requiring many hours at the drawing board, hours I must currently devote to paid assignments.
If you patronize my efforts, you will help me create illustrated, in-depth essays through which I can share my knowledge of cartooning with you and other comics enthusiasts. You will also enable me to carve time out of my work schedule to hone my skills and create original new art. Your patronage will result in art and writings that represent the best of what I have to offer, material that would not otherwise exist outside my head. Please help me bring wonderful new things into the world!
