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Here's a very long, chatty sketchbook tour/look at my illustrated journal from the past 11 months.
As I wrote in my last post, in May of this year I traveled to Switzerland with my dad to visit my grandma's grave. She died six years ago during COVID and due to the travel restrictions, I never got to say goodbye. Here’s a video of our trip!
In May, my dad and I will travel to Switzerland to visit my grandma’s grave. Starting the comic now.
Was I ever really a twin, or just the subject of a family story? My new piece for Drawing the Times explores how family myths shape us, and what happens when we try to separate fact from fiction.
A new diary comic on my urge to find and tell stories when the world doesn’t make a lot of sense.
I made a new zine: a travel journal of our summer trip to Tuscany, Italy. Join me and my family as we get to know the many critters of the Tuscan mountains, eat pasta three times a day, drag our kids around the Uffizi, and stay in a fancy palazzo.
Big, Chunky & Chatty Sketchbook Tour! After nearly a year with this hefty sketchbook, it’s time for a flip-through! Inside: travel memories, creative highs (and a few meh pages), and a whole lot of colorful chaos.
I created a personal comic inspired by the everyday magic I see in small moments, like children handing me their little treasures as my entry to a call to entry for Pulp de Luxe Magazine. I’m proud of the result — typo and all — and hope the story speaks for itself.
When my American bestie Danielle landed in Barcelona for work, there was no way a two-hour flight was going to keep me from our 22-year intercontinental friendship. Adventures like these fuel my joy and creativity for months to come, so follow along!
Before we lean into fall, let’s enjoy some of my favorite drawings from my summer sketchbook.