I draw show posters, portraits, and cartoons, too. Check out my samples and projects below!
My work has been featured on @Midnight, The Skidmark Zine, Cozy's Big Day (Zine), and more. To be consistently updated on what I'm drawing, follow me on Twitter (@TylerSnod) or Instagram (@Tyler_Snod). If you'd like to commission something or have me design something for you, email me at SnodgrassComic@gmail.com. I'm very easy to work with.
30 Going on 30
The Sequel to 2020’s “I Spent A Year Being 30” (below), I argue that I could not have possibly gotten older during the pandemic, but instead just became more of a thirty year old than I was before.
I Spent A Year Being 30 (a comic)
Between my 30th and 31st birthday I took notes and did extensive “scientific” research about how I changed as a person since turning 30. I kept hearing that turning 30 was a landmark, life-changing year and I wanted to see if that was true. I put my findings in a 24-page comic, which I originally put into the universe on my 31st birthday via Twitter. You can read the whole thing below.
Comedy Show Posters
One of my favorite things is to design show posters. Below are some of my favorite posters for some of my favorite comedy shows.
Logos
Here are a few of my favorite logos I’ve made for various folks’ projects.
Lizard Presidents
A project I started and is still on-going. I've drawn around 35 of the US Presidents as the Lizard People they secretly are, and will eventually get to them all. Below are a few of my favorites.
Cartoons About Me
Sometimes I draw myself, which is very arrogant. See the arrogance below.
Illustrated Videos
I was asked to illustrate some of Chicago Comedian Danny Kallas' jokes from the Comedians You Should Know album. The whole album is available on iTunes, and the video is available below!
Other Drawings/Commissions
Some of my favorite miscellaneous drawings (portraits, cartoons, commissions, sketches, etc).
Fyre Fest Series
Here are some pieces I made when I was obsessed with the two Fyre Fest documentaries.
Inktober 2019: Country Music
Every October I partake in the global drawing challenge called Inktober. People are encouraged to draw something every day, regardless of how much time they had to work on it, or how it turned out—what’s important is just to get something done. In October of 2019 I was rediscovering country music and watching the Ken Burns documentary about country music, and this obsession with hillbilly music and honky tonk inspired me to use the official Inktober prompts and draw something country-related each day. Usually this meant designing an album cover for a fictional country artist.
