Category - Covers

The Pretender

December 7, 2018

Too easy.

The Fifth Cycle

December 7, 2018

The Fifth Cycle

Funny, I don’t remember the 20th century being quite so squished.

The House of Baric Part One: Shields Down

December 7, 2018

The House of Baric Part One: Shields Down

This is what you do when you can’t draw faces.

Betrayed 2

December 6, 2018

The nightmare continues.

New Blood: Chains of Command Book 1

December 6, 2018

New Blood: Chains of Command Book 1

Ironic, as I don’t think any of these “people” would bleed.

Betrayed

December 6, 2018

I’ll have another. Make it a double.

Papal Audience: A Thriller

December 5, 2018

Papal Audience: A Thriller

What the huh?

Lexi Monarch: Book Two of The Winged

December 5, 2018

Lexi Monarch: Book Two of The Winged

Somewhere in the hereafter, Bob Ross weeps.

The Latter-day Saint Archive.
Apologies for the silence; the day job occupies more time and energy through the fourth quarter (I watched two episodes of Highlander last week, and I still haven’t gotten my summary down in writing), plus I’m between sketchbooks so I don’t even have fresh sketches of the day to put into weekly omnibus posts (although...
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
I’ve caught up to my sketchbook, so it’ll be few weeks before I’ve got new sketches of the day. I’ll be posting some random repeats on Instagram and X in the interim.
HIGHLANDER: THE SERIES Rewatch: Season 1, Part VII
1:14 For Evil’s Sake – And since we’re now shooting in Paris, we’re going to open this episode with the Frenchest thing we can think of: Mimes. No, really. Murderous mimes, even. (Also baguettes.) There’s an Immortal assassin named Kuyler operating out of France who likes to use mime disguises, party magic, etc. to win...
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
HIGHLANDER: THE SERIES Rewatch: Season 1, Part VI
1:12 Eyewitness – Tessa sees what looks like a murder on a bridge visible from the window at a gallery, and tries to get the police to pay attention (hey look, it’s that same police detective EVERY TIME — the Seacouver PD must be really small). So naturally she takes it upon herself to be...
The Axiomatic Morality of Stephen Jay Gould.
The late Stephen Gay Gould is one of my favorite essayists; he combines subject matter about the vagaries and intricacies of natural history with an engaging delivery that showed him to be a well-rounded, endlessly curious man. But of course he (a liberal atheist-leaning agnostic cultural Jew) and I (a believing Latter-day Saint and political...