2019
This is The End
Tag: grey days
The Art of Darkweird – In Color
Lately I've been entertaining the idea of a fully colorized digital deluxe edition of the Grey Days trilogy, once Sacred Engines is complete. With that in mind, I took some colors to the amazing pieces done for Darkweird by Geo and Meagan.
The Inevitable Conclusion
Darkweird is here. The Weirdpocalypse has happened. But if you're here, you probably already knew that. So what comes next in the tragicomic supernatural misadventures of Thomas and friends? Where will the road into the strange unknown lead them? Luckily for you folks playing along at home, those answers will be readily available in the … Continue reading The Inevitable Conclusion
The Bleeding Heart of Oblivion
It's been one week since Darkweird finally entered the world. To be honest, it feels like it's been a whole heck of a lot longer. Vast epochs of time. I won't even bother to link to it here. If it's something you're interested in, it's not too hard to find if you know how to … Continue reading The Bleeding Heart of Oblivion
The Art of the Weirdpocalypse
I've mentioned before, probably a few times, how important art is to me and especially how important it is in my writing. My first book, Red Sky Blues, contains art by the singularly talented Will Kirkby. The pieces he did for it really bring the book to life. I'm consistently stunned and amazed by the … Continue reading The Art of the Weirdpocalypse
Darkweird – Chapter One
IN MY DREAM, I see myself standing on a precipice, overlooking a great chasm like a black wound cleaving the earth. I can’t see across it. I’m only able to make out a faint smudge on the horizon. There’s no bottom to it, only an infinite descent into darkness. My toes creep over the edge, … Continue reading Darkweird – Chapter One
The Art of Red Sky Blues
As you may or may not have noticed by now, I've got a book called Red Sky Blues. What you may not actually know is that I'd originally intended for it to be a comic, probably a graphic novel. Obviously it didn't work out that way, but something that was and remains very important to … Continue reading The Art of Red Sky Blues
