I've made my mark, now you go make yours. Have a great day. To learn more about Cynder click here, to see more work with Cynder in them click here. To learn more about Derec click here, to see more work with Derec in them click here. To learn more about Hydro click here, to see more work with Hydro in them click here. To learn more about Iggy click here, to see more work with Iggy in them click here. To learn more about Sir Raymond click here, to see more work with Raymond in

Update: Ear Infections, thats what I'm dealing with. Thank you Shannon for taking care of me. I am going to repost an old blog of mine, since my other one is shutting down in a couple of days, I managed to save some of my posts from it and I'll repost them while I am on the mend. Enjoy them and thank you for following my work. Posted byBy Sketch March 25, 2024 I normally try to keep these articles light-hearted. This one, not so much, but hang with me until the end. When I w

Good morning guys, At the writing of this, which I am posting at the same time, I have a fever and have not been feeling well for several days. I have been to the doctor and they are not very sure what is wrong with me yet, more rounds today. Anyway, the reason I am writing this is to let you know this will affect my publishing. I do the cartoons a week in advance and as of today, I am into day 5 of a fever and sickness. Give me some time and I will be back to normal, until t

I've made my mark, now you go make yours. Have a great day. To learn more about Sir Raymond click here, to see more work with Sir Raymond in them click here.

We are back to my little childhood pool. The name "Kid-E"on the side just makes me laugh every time I look at it. When I would see that big blue lump of plastic getting blown up in the backyard, I knew it was gonna be a successful day. Success is a pretty complicated word. Usually we relate such verbiage with many actions or a LOT of planning: a successful recovery, a successful achievement or a successful change. Success is seen as something that takes many steps, advances,

I think my biggest struggle in life is that I don't really suffer from the feeling of failure by MY description, I suffer from it from OTHERS. What I mean is that I have always allowed someone else to set the bar for me and I try to reach it. When I don't achieve the goal, usually because it is WAY to high of an expectation to begin with, I am the one that is left feeling useless about it. I have a very bad habit of letting this happen. I then place the failure in my emotiona

Holy flowers Batman! I love doing work like this; it is constructive, relaxing, helps me focus and, in return, I feel better about myself. If I remember correctly, I was at work when I did this (I actually did this one almost 3 months ago!). For some, doing a repetitive subject like this is pretty tiring, it would wear them out. For me though, it is something similar to taking a knife to a strop. My thoughts become almost "sharper," my mind wanders into different areas, prett

It is hard to do since you have to stay the course. Have a great day! To learn more about Sir Raymond click here, to see more work with Sir Raymond in them click here.

Have a great day! To learn more about Sir Raymond click here, to see more work with Sir Raymond in them click here.

There are some of you that would say I am drawing heart boxers on Sir Raymond because I am reading Dungeon Crawler Carl, but I have been drawing heart boxers for more years than D.C.C. has been around; I think it's a Loony Toons thing?? Whatever ... run! May the Bees not catch you today. Have a great day! To learn more about Sir Raymond click here, to see more work with Sir Raymond click here.

Happy August! I brought back Sir Raymond this month, and like the rest of us, he is battling the Summer heat. I mean really, who can wear armor in this heat?! There are some personal items that come through in all my work, usually things from when I was a kid. Here are today's: The thermostat that he is looking at is a rendering of the one that hung outside our kitchen window at our cabin for YEARS, even AFTER it broke, because it was too high to reach to replace until we put

For all of you problem solvers out there today or for those of you that are facing large problems today, remember to breathe, remember to take a break, you are in control of your reactions for today. Be calm, you got this. Go get ‘em! To learn more about Sir Raymond of Dale, click here. To see more cartoons with Sir Raymond in them click here.

Have a great day! To learn more about Sir Raymond of Dale, click here. To see more cartoons with Sir Raymond in them click here.

Not every day is going to be great, but if you can make it through to the end, there’s hope for tomorrow. This little guy‘s name is, “Quiznitch“ and he comes from Sir Raymond‘s hometown, Heritage Hills Village. I’ll have more on him later when the website is up and finished and you can learn about his backstory there. For now, just know that he really doesn’t like, sir Raymond for some reason. Have a great day! To learn more about Sir Raymond of Dale, click here. To see more

Not everyday is going to be great, but, if you can make it through to the end, there’s hope for tomorrow. This little guy‘s name is, “Quiznitch,“ and he comes from Sir Raymond‘s hometown. I’ll have more on him later when the website (this website) is up and finished and you can learn about his backstory there. For now, just know that, while they are "friends," it is driven more by competition than anything else. Have a great day! To learn more about Sir Raymond of Dale, click

Have a great day guys! To learn more about Sir Raymond of Dale, click here. To see more cartoons with Sir Raymond in them click here.

Have a great day! To learn more about Sir Raymond of Dale, click here.

Many years ago I had a mentor that at the time we were play argue with each other, and he said: "Sketch?" to which I responded, "I know that guy, he's kind of a loser!" To which he responded, "Hey! You better say nice things about him, he's a friend of mine." We both laughed but, years later his kind words in jest still stick with me. Funny eh? Have a great day.

How many things would YOU burn to the ground, eh? Have a great day! To learn more about Sir Raymond of Dale, click here. To see more cartoons with Sir Raymond in them click here.