OMOiOMO

I create illustrated stories, some adaptions of classics but most originals, and release about one 36-page picturebook or comic book per month. I also make my stories available as collections of 4 stories each and end of year compilations of all the stories released that year.

They've helped me during hard times, but also given me problems with daydreaming in class and at work. No matter the situation stories have always been probably the most important thing in my life. Something I just can't manage to be without.

I want to tell stories, many stories, and share them with the world. It is my hope that, after 50 years, there will be people who, when thinking back to magical and important things from their childhood, that they will think of a story I've told. To achieve this I need to tell many stories, to increase my experience and skill level.

This is why I started OMOiOMO.

OMOiOMO allows me to tell the stories that I feel are the most important, and in a way I feel is the most moving, without having to worry about how they will be perceived by publishers and the industry. It allows me to work in different styles and techniques to challenge myself as an artist and push myself to get better rather than having to have a "personal style" that's commercial.

Outside of OMOiOMO I also create workbooks and journals made for visual storytellers, maker's and doers to help them manage their work and find more focus in the creative process. Why? Because I believe that focus is the most valuable asset in our work.

Quality = Skill x Focus

Skill = Experience x Focus

Focus = The base factor in being able to create quality of a level that can create the ruckus with which we can carve our own little dent in history...

If you're curious you can find out more at iLiACA.