Wandering Koala in a Tight Spot

Our favorite Silent Wanderer^TM has gotten himself into quite a pickle. But we all know he’ll find a way out of it.

Vigilant Kangaroo finds The Pot of Gold

Wandering Koala resists the Daylight Saver

Growing up I always hated Daylight Savings Time. Then I moved to Arizona, where they don't observe it, and realized that during the summer it was a nice thing. I just don't like how early it begins and how late it ends. Moving the dates was a huge mistake.

This illustration was inked with a Prismacolor Brush Pen and colored in Adobe Photoshop.

Wandering Koala Landing

Another sketch in preparation for the next Wandering Koala tale. This was inked with a Sumi brush pen and colored with Adobe Photoshop CC.

Wandering Koala Perched upon a Lamp Post

Another sketch in preparation for the Wandering Koala graphic tale inked with a Prismacolor® brush pen and colored in Adobe Photoshop.

Jack Frost nips the Wandering Koala

This is another illustration I did exploring style for the next Wandering Koala tale. I inked it with a Prismacolor pen brush and colored it in Adobe Photoshop. Below is the black & white line work. Enjoy!

Wandering Koala kicking

This was another sketch to test out possible styles for the upcoming Wandering Koala Graphic Novel. This was inked with a Sumi Brush Pen and then colored in Adobe Photoshop with the limited cmyk palette of classic newspaper comics.

Wandering Koala Crane Stand

Another sketch in preparation for the upcoming Wandering Koala Tale. Again drawn with a Prismacolor Brush Pen and colored in Adobe Photoshop CC.

No Valentine's Day This Year

I don't have anything against Valentine's Day personally, but I thought this was a funny image. Drawn with a crow quill pen & ink and colored in Adobe Photoshop.

Wandering Koala praying

I think he might be praying I put him in another adventure. Well, that prayer is about to be answered, because the script for the next Wandering Koala Graphic Tale is finished! I'm beginning the thumbnails and drawings this week. The image above is a sample for me to work out the style. The line work was created with a Prismacolor Brush Pen, then colored in Adobe Photoshop.