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TALL-BODY digital zine

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TALL-BODY / digital zine / May 2022 [original version printed May 2019]

BAD MAGIC digital zine

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BAD MAGIC / digital zine / May 2022 [original version printed January 2019]

The tiniest zine that I have ever made has now been scanned into the computer

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Yet another zine scan for you to digitally peruse. I printed this zine back in May 2020. It doesn't have an actual title on it, but I call it "Not Good" zine. The covers were hand drawn with markers. I like how this comic turned out, but it sure was a pain to cut and assemble (sooooo tiny) :'-<

CAN'T STOP zine scan

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This tiny foldy zine was printed back in May 2020 and is finally scanned for you to look at on the digital device of your choosing. Let me know if you enjoyed looking at it, okay?

You decide who are friends and who are not friends in this "choose your own adventure"-style digital zine

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FRIENDS? NOT FRIENDS! / digital zine / April 2022 [original version printed July 2018]

Recently Rediscovered Unfinished Comic Notions

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These drawings need context and that context is that they were drawn while I was doodling around with an idea for a comic called "What the Hells?" that I never actually made. The comic centered on a dog who lives in hell. Why was the doggy in hell, you ask? All of that would've been explained while the very good boy took us on a tour of the layer of hell that they lived in now plus gave us a peak at some of the other hells that exist. Sadly, the pandemic squashed the part of my brain that wrote longer comics, but I might return to this notion someday? It wouldn't be the first time I put off a comic idea for years before circling back to it.

Capsule Castaways Series 4 wood toys

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For my fourth series of Capsule Castaways wood toys, I wanted to change things up a bit and chose to make mini-sets that would be sold blind in mystery capsules. The end results were surprisingly good? It was actually really hard to let some of these sets go! Bringing me to the sets below, which I did in fact, not let go but rather kept for myself or gave to my wife (she got the donut set in the last picture). These ones very much met my standards of excellence in tiny toys. They are now sitting pretty in my special toy display case where I put all of the best toys that I have made (except for some of the other very good one-off toys that I sold, but wish I hadn't...oh well).