Some of my inexplicably popular silly whiteboard drawings, for your amusement. Most (but not all) depict scenes and characters in my fiction. Click on any image to embiggen.
Quantum of Solstice
Lizzie, accessorized, from Four ’til Late
Skye walks the fairy circle in Blue Spirit
Me and the Devil Hell’s Gate
Ida, Minnie, and Skye celebrate Pride Month!
An illustration of my story “Fell Down” from the Iron Writer’s very first Grudge Match!
Wishing my brother happiness in Life, the Universe, and Everything!
Spectral Delivery
And for no reason, Orc-Dionne in a portal!
Cybernetic Zombie Squirrel from Reality Check
Frogman guard vs Skye and Annabelle
Lunar Santa Claus
Gonzo truck-surfs
Transit King Magic Token
One Night (With You)
In Trans-Continental’s Free City of New Orleans, Queen Melony rules in secret from Cafe La Fayette.
Skye, aka Sofia, The Duchess of the Indianapolis Vampire Court, may only play at being a vampire, but she is still quite dangerous.
These are the Whiteboard Wedneday drawings I’ve done so far of the Gifts of the Magi stories.
Brett’s nightmare from Me and the Devil
Frogman Guard from Blue Spirit
The Transit King from Blue Spirit
Cake or Death?
Whiteboard vs Finished Four ’til Late Interior Artwork
Lumps of Coal
Gonzo slings the Booze
The Chained (Troll) Lord, Minnie and Skye in Restless Spirit
Whiteboard Selfie!
The Little Ghoul from Sinking Down
Troll in Indianapolis
A Blue Christmas
For no reason, a troll and a unicycling unicorn
The Curious Case of the Cobbler’s Christmas
Spectral Delivery
Sinking Down haunted classroom
The title character of Robert A. Heinlein’s novel Friday.
Stephen Zimmer Whiteboarded!
Where we’re going, we don’t need… roads!
Restless Spirit featuring Enid
Restless Spirit – Skye vs the Chained Lord
Me and the Devil Ghostly Dressing Room
Season of Renewal
A bullied fairy from The Changeling
Lee grapples with a robotic Scorp in Reality Check
An Ivory Christmas
Moonlight Blossom
Some days. that’s how it goes…
Ida, Duffy, and a couple of other characters find intrigue aboard the steamboat Marie Curie.
Spectral Delivery
The Longest Night
How Krampus Saved Christmas
Coffin Hop 2024\\14
Dead of Winter
Skye fleeing the fire
Skye’s Nightmare from Blue Spirit
Danse Macabre from Blue Spirit
Lee Green is plugged into the Q-T in Reality Check
Moby Me
Steampunk New Year
Ida and Duffy are in a tight spot!
Jimbo is clueless as Brett and Gonzo (and a friend) can’t believe their eyes!
Duffy helps Ida aboard a moving train, just in the nick of time. We hope.
The train bridge from Me and the Devil
Stella kitty!
Shell catches Brett off guard at the County Cork with an unexpected kiss.
Flash story, “Marty McFly Must Die!” on The Iron Writer.
Duffy and Ida beg, borrow, and steal transportation to make their way to New Orleans for Mississippi Queen!
Heath’s brewpub with mini gargoyles in Restless Spirit
The Warmth of Midwinter
Trans-Continental – Duffy & Ida
Caught on camera: The Imaginarium Prankster!
Whiteboard cover for Sinking Down
My attempt at the Transgender Symbol with whiteboard markers.
Frogman guard vs Skye and Annabelle
Writing in the groove, sometimes I’m oblivious to my surroundings.
Ralph and Gonzo rock out to God’s Stereo!
They Hey Dudes from Spectral Delivery
Minnie is chased by a cat in Seelie Goose
Looks like Hoth outside…
RJ Sullivan Mermaid Mug
Frannie and Brett in the shadow version of Crown Hill Cemetery
Gonzo as Elvis
Cairn Ghost in Sinking Down
Seelie Goose cemetery scene
Remember…
Christmas Special
Wizard and Troll
We meet Stuart and Skye in Sinking Down
Super Trek Fan, Helen Lake!
A pukwudgie, a mean-spirited paranormal forest creature, menaces Larry’s hound Jimmy.
EChrisGarrison on Instagram!
Twig sprites from Blue Spirit
A true “Whiteboard Wednesday” (Addams)
Troll enforcers Brick and Limestone from Restless Spirit
Caroline first appears in Sinking Down, book 2 of the Road Ghosts Trilogy, and she takes charge right away.
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