Two years ago, after a decade long extended breather from the medium, I decided to begin drawing a direct to web political parody comic strip called Civil Servant Smith. After only a few months, it  was put on indefinite hiatus in late January/Early February.  Perhaps the thing I’m most proud of in the comic was Read more about Molly Beans – From silly to story[…]

Adobe Kroger, like the protagonist of my webcomic Molly Beans, is 22 years of age at the start of her story.  Another main character that will star in an upcoming audio drama I’m developing is roughly the same age. This isn’t a coincidence; it’s a very deliberate choice, one made mainly because of the implications Read more about The Magic and Terror of Early Adulthood[…]

One of the most important phrases I will ever use is “I don’t know”. This one little phrase has led me toward more personal and professional growth than I could reasonably hope to enumerate here. It has enabled me to make real and significant change when that change was most needed, and as a result Read more about The power of “I Don’t Know”[…]

There was a time recently when I realized that I was becoming dissatisfied with my professional situation.  I was entering my fifth year as a software developer at a sizable multinational multimedia firm, surrounded by many coworkers who had tenures twice, three times, and in some cases four times as long as mine.  Given that, Read more about We Desire Ease But Require Challenge[…]

So I recall one afternoon ten years ago, I was reading the highly engaging and entertaining autobiography of one Stephen Glenn Martin, titled Born Standing up.  Whether or not you appreciate or care about the career of this particular entertainer, the autobiography comes  as a highly recommended read for a multitude of reasons.  Let me Read more about You’ll Use Everything You Ever Knew[…]