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 …
Community solidarity after a mass shooting
The Night of Terror at the Occoquan Workhouse in 1917.
To dream the impossible dream.
The twentysomethings of Urbanity Planet find themselves at an art opening that is both down to earth and inflated with meaning. This seven page excerpt is just one of the many adventures in this webcomic series! Read more Urbanity Planet, my webcomic about coming of age on another planet, on Tumblr or Medium! Or, if …
I am pleased to have my comics featured in the sixth issue of a midwestern lifestyle magazine, Driftless. After following the work of Shelly, Leah and Anna (editors), I approached them about creating illustrations for the magazine. I was thrilled when they wanted to print 4 spreads of my comics instead! They chose some of my dating comics, plus the …
On September 17th and 18th I showed my work at the Small Press Expo in Bethesda, MD. Above was my set up this year, and to the right, last years’. If you look closely, you’ll see that last year I was selling just two mini-comics plus greeting cards. This year, I had three mini-comics, a four-part …