Hello hello! I apologize it’s been a while since my last post. Things have been bonkers, and this is mostly a little journal post to check in and catch up. I probably need to check in with my therapist about this, but I’ve been experiencing some absolutely wild,
Here are some little drawings of chickens. And now, some weary journaling. Every day, I’m surprised at just how sticky burnout is. I read about it plenty and understand, at least cerebrally, that it’s this indefinite blow to my mental health and productivity, but I can’t help
Time for some more questions from the inbox! If you have a question, feel free to drop it here. do you have a character or character type in your back pocket you've been wanting to write into a comic but havent had the time or space to yet?
Welcome to this new, hopefully regular way for me to attempt to organize all the questions folks might ask about me or my work. I'll do my best to answer them, and I have a healthy backlog of these to get through! Onto our first question. No holds
I recently sent in all the files to get the first portion of this webcomic printed up, and I thought I'd publish the backmatter/note from the author. It got away from me, but I think I tied it back up at the end okay, and I hope
I've been keeping myself pretty occupied with the administrative details of my upcoming conventions, travel, and life stuff, and I am once again finding myself frustrated that all these tasks take me away from my OGN work. The thing I always forget about contract work, which currently mostly
I honestly can't believe I've gone seventy pages into this webcomic without even once considering that it should have a name. And then, with CAKE, Autoptic, and A2CAF coming up, I decided I wanted to make a print edition of the comic, which meant I needed
I’m sure you’ve noticed by now that most of my long posts are somewhat aimless streams of conscious that find their thesis partway through. Crafting an essay, editing it, and endlessly rewriting it to perfection is such a skill, and I don’t know how writers do it.
In 2019, my partner and I took my grandmother on a trip to Italy. I drew a few journal comics in my sketchbook in ballpoint pen as we went along, and I've collected the panels here. I might refine them into something else in the future, when I
I have been trying to find ways to make art in ways that are a little more removed from the realm of the digital. With all the big tech companies leaning hard into generative AI, including some that really should be better stewards for the artists who make up the
I don't really have a naming convention for the tarot decks I always start and sometimes finish, but I sort of gravitate toward mundane names. I'd love for tarot to be a completely non-intimidating thing that people can play with, so I might try to figure
I'd fallen off working on this deck for a while because I have a lot of other projects that need tending. Comics take so long, though, that it's difficult to nail down a sense of satisfaction at any interval, so I have to make sure I&