Illustration, Comics and Sequential Art
PUBLICATION NEWS!
I’ve loved comics and cartooning my entire life. As a child, I saw as pure magic the humor, sweetness, and utter emotional gut-punch that could be achieved through a character by Charles Schulz. I learned famous symphonies by way of Bugs Bunny, and that the rules of physics could be completely disregarded by Goofy. I spent nearly every waking moment doodling and daydreaming about becoming a cartoonist. I studied art and animation in college, but as I grew up with the comics medium, I discovered the more adult-centric genre of graphic novels by artists like Craig Thompson and Eleanor Davis: so art-forward, poignant, funny and cinematic! It’s this—the literal merging of drawing and writing—I hope to be part of my life’s work, too. Please see a sampling of my work below, and contact me if you’d like to work together on your own comic vision! Cheers!
My favorite kind of storytelling…
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A Journey Into the 1980s Funnies
Sketch-up of an adventure of reminiscing back to my comics origins; how newspaper comic strips helped form my style, my sense of humor, and my love of comics!
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The Many Dexterous Adventures of Guy the Aye Aye
This is the collected zine of all the things my character Guy the Aye Aye (a lemur with exceptional fingers) has thusfar gotten his hands into! (More Guy adventures to come!)
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The Building of a Body
Using the analogy of a real estate listing, this comic explores my lifelong struggle to maintain a healthy body and navigate the world’s idea of what that looks like.
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What is This Divide?
Feeling the strife of the current state of the (un)United States, and wondering how we became so divided. Published in the anthology The Divide by SAW.
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Pick of the Litter
A 2-page comic about a favorite pastime of bored neighborhood kids during summers in the 1980s. A testament to the creativity and resourcefulness of children. Published in an online anthology.
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A Cautionary How-To
This mini-comic—a zine only 2-3/4” high—tells the counter-tale of how to get a “lad” through the timeless words of Dorothy Parker, and interpreted through the process of baking a cake. An encouragement to Be Yourself!
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Yellow
A comic about life—it’s trials, tribulations and beauty—as told through a dandelion growing in the street. Published in an online anthology (link to come).
