A new YouTube video is now live! Check it out. Thank you to Wombat.the.mad for suggesting the subject matter to help celebrate my one thousand followers on instagram! Enjoy!

Last week I uploaded a new video to my YouTube channel. I know its been a long time coming, but I'll try to keep posting new content. This week I sit down and draw out my very first D&D character, Stumbleduck. This is the first time I put pencil to paper and figured out what he actually looks like. I like the way he came out.

I already have a new video ready that I will be posting Monday at 4pm EST. Thanks for watching!

Higgins Inks asked me to participate in Inktober 2019 as part of their team. They also asked me to create a video on being creative. I chose to tackle the age old problem of creator block!

I had a great time at Terrificon last weekend. The fans, artists and vendors came out in storm! Big thanks to my friends Franco and Mitch Hallock for inviting me into the Aw Yeah Kid's Fun Zone. Drawing for kids and exposing all ages readers to my content is one of my favorite things to do. What do I like even more!? Encouraging kids to draw and thanks to Mark and Chris Mariano I got to do just that!

Shout out to Jamar Nicholas! It's always fun to have amazing people sit next to you at conventions and I was lucky enough to sit in  between the Mariano Brothers and Jamar. I spent the whole weekend talking about art and technique with Jamar. I also had a great time discussing vintage game consoles with him. It brings me back to my days of podcasting with Brian LeTendre on the segment Cartridgecade which was part of Secret Identity Podcast.

Here's hoping next year, Terrificon will be just as filled with fun!

Today I posted about a book that I worked on in 2010 called, Curse of the Werewhale. I was aproached by my friends Chris Gugliotti and Jason Snair, two artists who had teamed up to create the blog, Artgasm. Both decided that they were going to create an anthology of stories that revolved around the legend of the werewhale (inspired by the well known werewolf).

On my Instagram feed, one of my followers asked how to get a copy. I am happy to say that you can still order the books as print on demand by clicking here. This link will take you to the publishing website LuLu. Enjoy and if you happen to own a copy, visit me at my next comic convention. Follow me on social media or visit my website to find my latest appearances.

Today is here! Come see me at the Wallace Arena in Fitchburg MA. Plastic City Comic Con, here I come!

 Last weekend was New York Comic Con and I was lucky enough to get down there for two days to pick up a few books and have some fun with friends and colleagues. As usual NYCC was a great time, but this was one of the biggest years for pushing my artwork. My images were well received and the feedback was great. Below, you can review a few of my new portfolio pieces. If you are interested in hiring me for an illustration job, please feel free contact me.

Make sure you check out my friends John Sazacklis, Joe Caramagna, Andrew Edge, Franco Aureliani and Art Baltazar, Dennis Budd, and Chris Eliopolus if they show up for a signing near you.

Images Copyright 2018 Jason May. All rights reserved

Last month I was approached by one of the members of the local surf community to create an image to help promote the 2018 Battle of the Beach, which will be held in Matunuck, RI. The image needed to work on printed posters as well as look great on social media. Space was created on the lower part of the image to allow room for rules and sponsorship logos.

I am very excited with the way the image turned out. There has been a lot of great feedback on social media from surfers, goods companies and local surf shops. I'm looking forward to the event and plan on attending if my schedule allows.

I spend a lot of my time doing commercial freelance work- mostly for comic books, clothing and skateboard decks. All of these items are usually mass produced and printed in some factory in an unknown location designated by my clients. Recently, I was contacted by a previous client who was interested in my fine art illustration services.

This is one of those special occasions where a client asks if they can hire me to create whatever I want with little to know input in terms of inspiration. That allows me to create artwork that is made with pure inspiration in that moment. While I often do a lot of planning, due to my rigorous commercial illustration regiment, creating this type of art flows freely from my imagination and is not bound by any restrictions. In the coming month or two I am excited to share the progress of this particular project.

​For now, I will get you all started with an image of my "canvases" being primed. I'll explain more in a later post. Be sure to drop by my Instagram profile to find snippets of speed painting and planning which I will be including in my Story.

Generally, I only take commissions when they are open, but now and then a previous client will contact me when my commissions are closed with an interesting project. I'm very excited to be working on this project and really enjoy taking the time to work on such a piece in between my commercial jobs.