I feel terrible about this weekend in more ways than one. I want to apologize for anyone who went to Mid-Ohio Con this weekend to have me sketch or sign books for them. I have the flu and can barely sit up to type this post today. This is the first Mid Ohio Con I've missed since 1992. Hopefully I'll be able to make it up to you guys by hitting a few shows next year.

Another character from my upcoming martial arts book. I wanted to give him the look like he was cocky and about to take on a much larger off screen opponent. He also must use Tide to get his colors bright as they can be.

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Who is this guy? Read Hi-Yah and find out!

I couldn't resist posting this fellow. Pencils by Brett Booth, with inks and coloring by moi. The character is an evil samurai from my upcoming martial arts "how to draw" characters book.

Posts will be few and far between for awhile while I put the finishing touches on my martial arts book. I'll try to post new art when I can.

Monkey Kung Fu Brett Booth style!

Remember the Pepsi Challenge, basically a taste test to see which you like better? Well here is my own version of the two different covers which do you the loyal reader like better. A. with big afro or B. hardly any afro?

Here is a band logo I did long ago. Don't know what ever happened to the band.

This was not supposed to be a self portrait. It is a picture I drew back when I had hair, but somehow it ended up looking like me now that I'm bald. weird.

The measure of catman. An oldie but a goodie from my first book "Freaks!"

Yet another image needing to be purged to make space. This is the first time I colored a piece by Arthur Adams. I would totally redo the amateurish water effect if I had the chance to do it again. Live and learn.

It breaks my heart but I have to delete a lot of images from my harddrive to make space for new work (don't worry, everything is backed up.) Here is a poster Arthur Adams did for Monkeyman and O'Brien. It was reprinted in my first book Freaks!

Before I jump head first into my kung fu book's artwork I needed to clear some space on my harddrive. Here is an image from my first book Freaks by Brett Booth. The imagery at the top is rendered in a 3d modeling program, which I play around with from time to time.

Well with Halloween behind us I'll be highlighting some images from my upcoming martial arts book Hi-Yah! Here is a kung fu character Brett Booth created called the Jade Tiger.