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Lately I've been forcing myself to do more sketching and finished drawings digitally. Here is my most recent piece done on an iPad using Procreate and the gouache shader brushes from RetroSupply.com.

Hey, all! If you head over to www.seangregorymiller.com, you can get a pdf of "Dad Jokes" for FREE! It's a small collection of 14 single page "New Yorker" style illustrations. More

New Spider-Man done on iPadPro using Procreate and the new Mid-Century Modern brush pack from RetroSupply.com!

I've slowly been making the transition from working traditionally (pencil, pen and brush) to working digitally. Here are two recent drawings I did on an iPad Pro using Procreate and the new Mid-Century

Here's the cover for my new mini comic called "Dad Jokes". I'm looking forward to releasing it in November. Stay tuned!

My spin on my favorite version of Batman.

I've been plugging away at a new side project. Stay tuned!

One of my least favorite things about design is working with type. It's probably because I'm bad at it, but it's also because it can be difficult to choose the right typeface to compliment your design

Hey, all! Here's a look at a page from a new comic I've been workin' on for a while. It's an anthology called "True Love" and it focuses on different people in strange settings where they have

Every now and then you come across a book that changes everything for you. "Making and Breaking the Grid" is one of those books. I can't stress enough how great this book is and how much it will

Back to the grind.

Versatility as an artist and designer is super important when getting into the creative field, but there is nothing like the feeling of having a client hire you because they dig your PERSONAL style. Some

As a freelancer, one of the biggest sources of your income comes from doing logos. Even if you aren't looking for that kind of work, if people see that you're a talented artist, inevitably you'll be approached

Even though it's my job title, I've never felt comfortable calling myself a graphic designer. I dunno what it is. Maybe it's because I never went to school and got proper training. Maybe it's the countless

If you're setting out to make art your full time gig, you will inevitably experience periods of drought when work just completely dries up. There doesn't even really seem to be any predictable reason for

Inspiration is key to producing something impactful. It's the one thing that will act as the lifeblood to a creative project and drive it to completion. It's what draws other people to your work and helps

True, having the right tool for the job IS important. Yes, you could drive a screw into a piece of wood with a hammer but the results wouldn't be as good as if you had used a screwdriver. The same is true

Hey, Steemians! My name is Sean and I'm the illustrator for the comic book "Kid Sherlock" published by Action Lab Entertainment and also work for Zoho as one of their graphic designers. I'm a