ROM and sky

CRW_6128, originally uploaded by The CJM.

More Teperman

CRW_3220, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Daniel Teperman

CRW_3219, originally uploaded by The CJM.

On the Subway

CRW_2807, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Good Waffles

CRW_2797, originally uploaded by The CJM.

From Good Eten in Kensington Market.

The Sketchbook - Brian Steelfreeze

sktechbook_0005, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Another comics sketch from Atlanta in the early 90's. Brian Stelfreeze was just starting his run doing covers from Batman: Shadow of the Bat. So of course everyone was asking him to draw Batman. We just asked him to draw what ever he wanted. He thought about it a little bit and then said, "Ya know, I really like Predator."

The Sketchbook - Adam Hughes

sktechbook_0011, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Back in the early 90's my dad would take me to comic shows around Atlanta. We started taking a sketchbook with us, 100 sheets of spiral-bound 60 lb. archival paper. It's not a big sketchbook, only 8 1/2" x 5 1/2", so most people didn't even charge us to sketch in it. Our only condition to the artist was to draw whatever they wanted.


In the early 90's Indiana Jones was facing a challenger in the realm of WWII fantasy heroism from The Rocketeer. Adam Hughes decided to poke some fun at this, showing Indy acquiring another "artifact" for his collection. This pencil sketch is amazingly detailed, and he did the whole thing in about 15-20 minutes without any reference. According to his website, Hughes charges $200 for convention sketches these days and no longer does his finishing in pencil, making this free, fully finished pencil sketch extra sweet.

Miss Cora's Butter Tarts

CRW_2552, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Posh Puppy

CRW_2525, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Who needs an IPhone?

CRW_2538, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Dance

CRW_2474, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Mirror

CRW_2379, originally uploaded by The CJM.

A-Stance

CRW_2433, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Nights of FIre II

CRW_1633, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Armour II

CRW_1823, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Mancrush

CRW_1979, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Flip

100_8536, originally uploaded by The CJM.

And Child

CRW_1806, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Cymbal

CRW_1944, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Cold Night

CRW_2036, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Boneyard

CRW_1795, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Armour

CRW_1821, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Haircut

CRW_1711, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Nights of Fire I

CRW_1559, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Wang Dang Doodle

CRW_1699, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Andrea and Michelle of Shitt Hottt playing the Wang Dang Doodle party at The Boat.

What A Mess!

From Yo Gabba Gabba!, via boingboing.

I Guess He Like The Bambino

CRW_1488, originally uploaded by The CJM.

In The Sun

IMG, originally uploaded by The CJM.

A press photo I took of Ontario Power Generation ran, uncredited, in the Sunday, January 20 edition of The Toronto Sun.

Felix Drinks Champagne From A Chocolate Shoe

CRW_1495, originally uploaded by The CJM.

The title says it all.

OPG vs OPG

Toronto rock band Ontario Power Generation was sent a cease-and-desist by provincial nuclear concern Ontario Power Generation. OPG (the band) was getting to be known around town for their geeky one-off cover sets. Star Trek and Street Fighter II are two that have been caught on tape. The story started on local blogs but has now been picked up by the city's tabloid, The Toronto Sun. This isn't the first time a band had to change it's name when it came in conflict with a government agency.

The Vision

CRW_1442, originally uploaded by The CJM.

Ninja High School

IMG_1357, originally uploaded by The CJM.