This comic adaptation of an anecdote by Les Savy fav frontman Tim Harrington ran in The Stranger’s Capitol Hill Block Party (which the band played that year) insert in 2008.
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McLeod Residence
In 2007, I drew some character designs for the amazing and unique Seattle bar/gallery space McLeod Residence. Its website had a quasi-social network feature which assigned users a different animal/color/trait symbol based on their response to a short list of questions, much like an astrological sign (I don’t recall what the logic was behind how these were assigned). From left to right, the concepts I was asked to illustrate are: rational olive whale; lucky blue polar bear; sensual goldrenrod octopus; creative turquoise fox; visionary purple snail; intuitive tangerine penguin; wealthy red owl; risk-taking yellow jellyfish; emotional green alpaca; sociable indigo bee; healthy orange albatross; and aesthetic merlot butterfly.
Paper Route Greetings
Here’s a few images I drew several years ago for Paper Route Greetings, a Seattle-based line of cards created by Eileen Mullen.
The Group vs. Half-Everything
This is the second of two full-page comics starring “The Group” that ran in The Stranger. I’m pretty sure the idea for Half-Everything was hatched by a grade schooler in one of my after-school comics classes.
The Group
This is one of two full-page “The Group” comics that originally ran in The Stranger.
Birds in Cars
Another Dwarf Attack strip, this one from 2002.
Red Light
I did this comic, with an assist from David Lasky, for the back cover of our comic book Urban Hipster #2 (Alternative Press, 2003).
Derrida portrait
This drawing of French philosopher Jacques Derrida was published in Talk To Her (Fantagraphics Books, 2004), a collection of interviews by Kristine McKenna.
Love is Queer logo
I designed the above logo for the album Love is Queer, by Seattle band The Glasses, in 2011.
Two Spiders
This comic was a favorite of mine from a comic strip that ran in The Stranger and The Portland Mercury called Dwarf Attack (2000-2004).
Greg Stump 