Cartoonists tend to be a a more introverted bunch, but that doesn’t mean we don’t enjoy getting to hang out once in a while. Having moved to Los Angeles relatively recently, I’ve been looking for ways to meet more cartoonists here. With some help from an unofficial New Yorker Cartoonists’ Slack group, I connected with …
My first cartoon published this week in the Weekly Humorist. Thanks to editor Marty Dundics!
I was recently interviewed on the Storytelling for Innovation podcast with Leeanne Brennan! Leeanne is a motion designer and storyboard artist who not only uses these skills in product innovation settings, but also teaches others how to do similar work. We spoke about UX, research, and the opportunities I’ve had to bring visual storytelling into …
Wahoo! My first daily cartoon published online on April 12, 2022. Thanks Emma Allen and Colin Stokes. If you like this cartoon, you can license it for your use, or even have it printed on a t-shirt or a mug! See here.
My first cartoon published with Alta Journal online, a quarterly magazine focusing exclusively on California and the West. What did those ancient gatherers think when they took that first bite of horseradish? This is what I imagine could have happened. See it on Alta’s website here, and check out their other great cartoons while you’re …
One of my cartoons was included in the “At Large” Exhibition which coincided with the Galway Cartoon Festival in Galway, Ireland. The exhibition theme was emerging from Covid restrictions and lockdowns. The festival and art show ran from October 1-9th, 2021. Thanks so much to organizer and curator Allan Cavanagh for including my work! Hopefully …
I’ve been drawing New Yorker-style (a.k.a. gag cartoons) since 2014, and I’ve been submitting them to that magazine and a bunch of other places since then. Although I still haven’t gotten a Yes from the New Yorker, I’m happy to share that some of my latest cartoons are now available for licensing via CartoonStock! This company is partially …
The print version of the book is finally here! I have been so excited to see this project come to fruition, and now in my favorite media – paper pulp! The book is over 200 pages and features contributions from 32 womxn artists about the passage of 19th amendment as well as the continued struggle …