Author: Nathan Lueth

Good news @everyone! I’ve received word from the printer that the books are on their way and that I can expect delivery by the end of April! They even included this sexy sizzle video of the book! Enjoy!
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My youngest daughter’s kindergarten class is starting a unit on graphic novels, and their teacher asked me to come to class to talk about how I make comics. Since I work digitally, it made more sense to me to make […]
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Heya Patreon Pals!  Did you know that you will get to see yours and every other commission I get via the Mind Astray 2022 Kickstarter come to life in a speed drawing video? Just one of the exclusive perks of […]
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Got a little silly and overdramatic this time around. Hope you like it! And once you’re done watching, CLICK HERE to go to the Kickstarter page!
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The day after tomorrow, Friday, February 3, my 2022 sketchbook Mind Astray launches on Kickstarter. And you know what? I don’t think I’ve been this nervous about a launch since my first one 3 years ago. CLICK HERE and hit the […]
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That’s right, kids! In just ten days, that’s a week from Friday, on February 3 ( 2-3-2023 ), I will be launching the Kickstarter for Mind Astray 2022! <figure>https://…</figure> CLICK HERE and hit the button to get notified as soon […]
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The print proof for Concrete Arcanum has arrived! That’s exciting in and of itself! But what’s even more exciting is that I just today launched a campaign for Concrete Arcanum on Indiegogo! CLICK HERE to gogo to the Indiegogo! Now […]
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So this is a bit of a departure for me and I want to get your opinion on it… A children’s book. It started as a game I’d play with my young daughters. Whenever they do something that needs correcting, […]
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I hope your holidays were fun, that you’re easing comfortably into the new year, that you’ve finally recovered from your food induced coma. Next week I want to fill you in on my plans for 2023, but first, I have […]
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So this year I think I’m going to start up a new tradition. With the impending end of the year upon us, ‘tis the traditional season of reflection on the year that was. Ergo for the next couple weeks, rather […]
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