Coming from a small secluded town in Connecticut named Brooklyn, I always enjoyed reading and collecting comics with the dream of creating my own. Drawing comics was never looked at as a legitimate art form to my teachers in school, so I was never driven to continue with it. Inspired by artists like Kirby, Byrne, Perez, Sinnott, Ditko and the Buscema brothers, I would attempt to draw my own comic books, but life and work would always end up putting that plan on the back burner. It wasn’t until an old friend of mine Ken Bouthillier had a life changing health emergency that the idea of doing a comic would resurface. After doing fan art for his incredible Zindagi series, he convinced me I should do my own comic. I wanted to do a series that involved some of my favorite subjects like horror, sci-fi, and superheroes. Starting with a basic idea and story that would kind of give homage to the old horror movies and comics I loved, I laid out the start of the Harvest. I looked to it to be a 8 page comic, but when I put out the story I found myself pushing it to 12 pages. The first attempt I started was drawn and then inked using copic markers. Never a fan of my own artwork, I decided to scan the pages into Photoshop and ink with that, which punched it up a lot in my eyes. With some help and drive given to me by Ken during the pandemic, I was able to knuckle down and finalize my first issue. The Harvest starts off with a traditional horror/sci-fi story outline but will slowly peel away to something more out of this world. Should be an interesting ride.

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