About
Cameron Ferguson
AKA: SketchyGuyNV
Cameron Ferguson
Cameron Ferguson, known as "SketchyGuyNV," is a cartoonist and comic book creator based in northern Nevada. With a career spanning over 35 years in cartoons, illustrations, and caricatures, Ferguson has recently ventured into self-publishing comic books, bringing his unique cartoony and fun style to a wider audience.
Ferguson is the creator of two captivating comic series: "Professor G and Blake" and "The Sisters Wolf." "Professor G and Blake," loosely based on real-life Reno personalities, follows two unlikely heroes investigating supernatural phenomena. "The Sisters Wolf" tells the story of twin nine-year-old witches battling demons in the early 20th century, accompanied by their older sister and a talking Victorian-era head named Byrne.
His latest project, "Space Lasers," is an anthology comic featuring various short stories and teasers for potential future projects, including "The Shop at the End of the World" and "Short Haul." Ferguson's work often explores internal conflicts externalized in our lives, conveying the belief that even the most formidable adversaries can be overcome.
Influenced by artists like Bill Watterson, Skottie Young, and Mike Mignola, Ferguson creates both traditionally with mechanical pencils and brush pens and digitally on his iPad Pro. He has served as a panelist at conventions, speaking on the creation of independent comics and sharing insights with aspiring creators.
Beyond comics, Ferguson engages with fans at shows, creates custom work for organizations and charities, and can be found on various YouTube live streams, including his own SketchyGuyNV channel.
Available products include comics, posters, stickers, and an inking and coloring book.
For more information or to contact Cameron Ferguson, visit www.SketchyGuyNV.com or email Cameron@SketchyGuyNV.com.
Jonathan Greenberg
AKA: Professor G
Born in an orphanage in Maui, and raised by six traveling nuns in Guam, the Bahamas, Easter Island, and Reykjavik Iceland, Jonathan is well-traveled and cultured. Since the early 1800’s he has collected fine art, Kentucky Whiskey, and fine velvet paintings of various animals playing D&D. Along the way he taught himself English by reading comic books, some of them written in English. He is most notably the editor of such amazing titles as, “Professor G & Blake: Issue 1”, “Professor G & Blake: Issue 2”, “Professor G & Blake: Issue 3”, and “Professor G & Blake: Issue 4”.
Actually, Jonathan is a voracious consumer of the sequential visual art form. He has amassed a growing library of over 25,000 comic books and is cultivating a collection of artwork from across the country. He is a professor in the Natural Resources & Environment Science department at the University of Nevada Reno (UNR). He also is an active editor and collaborator on several comic books. Not only the inspiration for the "Professor G & Blake" series, but he also is currently writing and editing “Short Haul” and “The Shop” for an anthology titled, “Space Lasers” as well as editing “The Sister’s Wolf” comic book.
Donald Allen
AKA: Deloo Pabet
If you have been to a Comic Con and followed a full-size mouse droid to the SketchyGuyNV table then you should know Magic Don. From gaming to anime, comic books to Star Wars, there are no boundaries to Donald's passion for all things geek. His heart races with excitement when lightsabers clash and the Force stirs from its slumber. Inspired by his loyal crew—his wife and two children—he exemplifies the true essence of a family man.
When he's not immersed in his geekdom, Donald selflessly gives back to his community. Volunteering is his superpower, and he utilizes it to positively impact the lives of others including the ICU.
Whether he's transporting cargo on the open road or engaging in epic battles with Sith Lords in a virtual galaxy far, far away, Donald Allen is a versatile project manager who excels in various trades including droid-making. With an unwavering dedication to creativity, he stands ready to embrace any creative project that comes his way.
