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Here’s a sneak peek of a page I just finished for the next volume of “Stranger Two Stranger”

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Introducing Depictions Issue 2, a small eight-page booklet featuring portraits I did based on photographs of Civil War soldiers from the Library of Congress Flickr Commons.

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recent sketchbook entry

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My sketchbook for the Art House Co-op Sketchbook Project 2013.

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Based on the photographs of Lee Jeffries

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Here’s a page from Volume 4 of “Stranger Two Stranger” my mini comic illustrating Craigslist’s missed connections. The comic was recently reviewed by Justin Giampaoli for the Poopsheet Foundation.

Here’s a snippet of the review:

If you have a twinge of voyeurism in you (c’mon admit it!) like I do, then you’ll want to check out the Stranger Two Stranger series. Hendricks has a gift for selecting some of the most interesting, odd, and thought-provoking ads, and in this issue that’s evidenced by “To My New Neighbor,” “ Robbery At Key Foods Redhead,” and “I Found Your Keys In My Bra,” which all make you try to extrapolate what happens next.

Thanks Justin!

Read the whole review and visit my shop to buy my comics.

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My latest little creative venture is an 8 page super mini comic with portraits.

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Introducing Stranger Two Stranger Volume 4!!!

Volume 4 of my mini comic illustrating Craigslist’s missed connections from the cities of Detroit, Chicago, New York and San Francisco is available now!

Head over to my Etsy store and check it out!

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Finished! So long sketchbook #art #sketchbook by Robert on EyeEm

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Another review for my mini comic “The Disappearance of Gordon Page, Jr.” this time by The Optical Sloth. Here’s a snippet:

Judging this as his first (?) foray into sequential storytelling, he does a nice job of getting out all the facts of the story, with quotes from his family (based on an old episode of “Unsolved Mysteries”).

Read the whole review and pick up the comic for $1 at my Etsy shop.

New review for my comic

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