Comics and Artistic Work
The name 'Anonymous Boy' was given to him by G.B. Jones, the editor of J.D.s, when his first contribution appeared in this zine in the late 1980s. His erotic and romantic drawings of punks garnered much attention and after the demise of J.D.s, his work appeared in many other publications such as Outpunk, Speed Demon, RFD, The Burning Times, Aunt Franne, Teen Fag, NYQ, YELL Zine, Androzine and many more. He also provided some record cover and insert art for the bands Pansy Division, The Lone Wolves, Limp Wrist and for the cover of the queer punk compilation record, Stop Homophobia, #2, released by Turkey Baster Records.
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