The Lorica, Page 91 On Flickr.

The Lorica, page 91 on Flickr.

The reveal of the killer. The victim realizes something bad is about to happen.

Postcard design, front on Flickr.

Postcard design for a recent gallery show where my comics work was featured.

The Lorica, page 92 on Flickr.

The end of the dream sequence from earlier pages.

Schopenhauer's (Lucretius) Starling on Flickr.

This image was meant to represent the abstract concept of Lucretius's balancing argument from "On the Nature of Things" which has a presence in my narrative. The starling is a psychopomp in the story- foreshadowing the arrival of the angel later on. These prints were done for a recent gallery show as a way to tie ideas from my narrative together since I couldn't put an entire graphic novel on the walls of a gallery and have it make any visual sense.

The Lorica, page 90 on Flickr.

Next page from the sequence. This is kind of a dream for the main character- the detective- where she pictures how the killer works.

The Angel of Forgetfulness on Flickr.

This is the angel from the story. The image took quite a bit of planning as there is a tessellation of the angel and starling in the background. A favorite of mine out of all the images I made. These prints were done for a recent gallery show as a way to tie ideas from my narrative together since I couldn't put an entire graphic novel on the walls of a gallery and have it make any visual sense.