A group of modern art lovers gazed at a white canvas set upon an easel. "What soul — superb!" a woman gushed. "A major breakthrough!"
"The canvas is white because it hasn't been painted on yet," Pablo whispered disgustedly.
—Donald J. Sobol
Comics
- On the Subject of Vomit, and its Application in the Field of Modern Art — A man improves a piece of modern art by vomiting on it.
- The Safety Tree — Ordinary trees aren't safe! A salesman gives a pitch for a tree genetically engineered with new safety features.
- The Speed Detector Screams — A town installs a speed detector with the intent of sending the police after anyone speeding. But...
- The Icelandic Magical Staves — A series describing some of the "magical staves" found in Icelandic grimoires and documented by the Museum of Icelandic Sorcery and Witchcraft.
Other drawings
- A Compilation of Fantastical Sketches — Pencil sketches with colors altered digitally.
- The Birthplace of Patrick Pearse, in the Time of the Sniper — A sketch I made on a trip to Dublin, with an exciting backstory.
- The Lake Street Bridge, as Seen From Eastcliff; to which is added, a Self-Portrait — Me along the Mississippi River near Eastcliff.
- I Feed the Gulls at Grand Marais — Me at the breakwater in Grand Marais, where enormous flocks of seagulls will hover around tourists in search of food.
- Mill Ruins — Ruins of the tailraces of water-powered mills, immediately below the Stone Arch Bridge in downtown Minneapolis.