Michael Jacoby

My ongoing and expanding graphic design portfolio, including self-initiated works, material I've put up for purchase on Zazzle and Redbubble, and better examples of my schoolwork from Rutgers-Camden (2012-5).

The items I created for varying seasons and holidays, including Halloween, St. Patrick's Day, 9/11, and more!

My webcomic, “The Sbuirrels,” shows the zany adventures of three squirrels: the gray American squirrel Ryan and the two red squirrel lovers with whom he resides, Ed and Mary. This list has all the published webcomics (to give them some traffic) along with Amazon KDP books and Zazzle products you can purchase!

"Americus Video," my first official webcomic, is my sort-of variety show series, where the comics can be about anything, anybody, any style, anywhere! I can use it for one-off tales, try out different art styles, and not have any potential plotlines be affected by this experimentation! Hey, it's my comic, not yours! So shut up!

ABSOLUTELY NOT FOR MINORS! Here is an adult-oriented collection of my more X-rated material, featuring some overlap with fetish material, as seen on various platforms, with some you can even purchase (provided the payment collector issues with certain sites is resolved).

All of the books that I published on Amazon KDP available in both physical copies and ebooks for Kindle.

A collection of extra art on both my Zazzle accounts that don't really fit in with the main categories here.

Here are my main cover images for my blog entries on DoorJam Creations, meant to advertise them on social media platforms whenever I add a new entry. The original blog posts are also placed here (to get more traffic).

Design pieces based on the aesthetics of decades available on my Capricornian Commodities Zazzle account.

Adult-oriented, surreal, humorous alterations of Thomas the Tank Engine, featuring the tales of Derek the Steam Engine in the Land of Somewhere.

Artworks, available on the Capricornian Commodites Zazzle, based upon the Zodiac constellations.

Yes, I actually created this webcomic, producing it during what would be the development of the biggest cultural shift in my lifetime, making it a relic of the semi-distant past. So with that, here are products from my short-lived, adult-oriented webcomic "Like Herrings and Onions" (3/8/17 - 2/15/25).

"The Epiflairy" is the grand collection of mythological stories that make Ovid's "Metamorphoses" look like Ancient Roman literature.