Author: David M Willis

This is my earliest art of Dorothy.  I think I designed her as I drew her the first time for her first appearance.  Not something you should be doing, but it happens sometimes. This is a panel from Joyce & […]
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So you know it’s gonna be pretty wild.  Go check it out. The great thing about Randy is that he always makes sure to first get permission from other artists to do these things.  Me?  I’m usually in the “better […]
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Wizard World Chicago (an amazing convention) drained me of freebie Dumbing of Age bookmarks, so it’s time to stock up before the next convention.  (Mid-Ohio-Con in my hometown of Columbus from October 22 through 23!)  But rather than go with […]
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This required some digging, but here’s my first drawing of both Dumbing of Age Robin and Leslie, which I believe I drew while at Animefest in Dallas last year, the week or so before Dumbing of Age premiered.  So this drawing’s almost exactly […]
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Ever wondered what cartoonists look like in good lighting? The answer is surprisingly not horrifying. Way to raise the bar on how classy I gotta look, guys. Thanks a lot. Anyway, this is “Stripped,” a documentary about the craft of […]
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Here’s the Joyce statue design I’d settled on.  The striped shirt won the poll, but I asked and it wasn’t cost effective to have something like that be handpainted on buttloads of statues.  Thankfully, the nearly-equally-popular second choice was something […]
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