The Human Condition - pt. 4/4

My latest one-off comic, which is called 'The Human Condition In The Paradigm of Contemporary Midwestern University Culture' or something, in its entirety. (Thanks to Michael Tabor, who came up with the giant calzone-parachute idea.) Enjoy it, have a nice day, come again please. (New stuff is in the works!)

OH, hey if you are in the Iowa City area and are a fan of ballet, Christmas kitsch, High Culture, kitchenware, that sort of thing, and are looking for something possibly Tchaikovsky-related to do this weekend, you may want to consider The Nutcracker at the Englert Theatre. NO SERIOUSLY it is a really good show, and I happen to be in the orchestra (back of the viola section, natch).

The Human Condition - pt. 3/4

Pages five and six (out of eight) of my comic 'The Human Condition in the Paradigm of Contemporary Midwestern University Culture'. The final installment is coming next Monday.

The Human Condition - pt. 2/4

(Okay, after three unsuccessful attempts to get Blogger to display and link to my images correctly, I'm trying a different tack.)

Here are pages three and four (out of eight) of my comic, 'The Human Condition in the Paradigm of Contemporary Midwestern University Culture'.

The Human Condition - pt. 1/4

The first two pages (out of eight) of my college-town farce comic 'The Human Condition in the Paradigm of Contemporary Midwestern University Culture', to be posted two pages at a time for the next four Mondays. You may want to click on these images to see them larger, you know, if you're into that.

New comic in the works

Just-a show you the first panel of the new eight-page comic I'm working on. It's called...

The goal here is to just make the best-drawn and -written comic I can. It'll go up here as it nears completion. By the way, feel free to add me on G+! I'm posting alotta stuff there too.

"Cancer" in 'Querque

I recently got an opportunity to perform at a private family function at The Kosmos (an extremely cool venue, wow) in Albuquerque. This is a piece that may be familiar to you, if you are some kind of me-nerd, Cancer (from my set of constellation-themed piano pieces, Argo Navis).

The average age of this audience was about 80, but they seemed to enjoy this little taste of chaotic dissonance. Happy birthday, G-ma!

Fyoog in G

A little three-voice fugue, inspired by Paul Hindemith.

If you are so inclined, you may view the score here.