Redwood Comics · Independent Publishing
Sequential Art & Character Design
This work began in film school, storyboarding short films frame by frame — a discipline that carried directly into sequential art. That foundation grew into adapting full-length screenplays into graphic novels, including False Flag and Rise (a.k.a. Phoenix Six), both published through Redwood Comics.
Alongside independent comics work, this page includes character and costume concept art developed for film and animation — including projects with Flashback Pictures and Dawnrunner — translating scripts and story bibles into visual language for directors, animators, and production teams before a single frame is shot.
False Flag
A single father mourns the loss of his son in the aftermath of a mass shooting when a conspiracy theorist gaslights his small town and demands proof the tragedy occurred. Originally developed as a feature screenplay — recommended on the Black List with an 8/10 score — False Flag continues as an ongoing graphic novel series from Redwood Comics, with Issue 2 currently in production.
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Don't Forget to Feed the Dark Watchers
An anthology built around the legend of the Dark Watchers of the Santa Lucia Mountains in Big Sur — silent figures said to appear when dense fog overtakes the mountains. Believers leave tribute to their unseen observers, and sometimes return to find it tampered with or taken. Find yourself in Big Sur… but don't forget to feed the Dark Watchers.
Rise (a.k.a. Phoenix Six)
A disgraced Special Forces officer and his diverse squad of modern soldiers travel back in time to the Civil War and become entangled in the clandestine effort to defeat the Confederacy.
River
Character and concept art developed for River, an animated feature film currently in production with Flashback Pictures.
Project infoJustice Group Hawaii
Character and costume design for Justice Group Hawaii, a superhero comedy series developed with Dawnrunner.