Portland River Loop Comic

Made for CityLab's "Your Maps of Life Under Lockdown." How has your relationship with your neighborhood changed? Well, I can intimately describe the minutiae of this four-mile river loop.

Illustrated Guide to Growing Your Armpit Hair

From the Portland Mercury's Madonna Issue

Design School Imposter

Prince With Salad

My submission to the collection I'm Not Afraid To Love, available at Gridlords tonight February 23rd, at The Waypost 8pm.

Write Down Everything You Know About Shakespeare

Elections: and/or the overt shifting of the earth

Super Pail

Nurse Nurse - Review Comic

Review of Nurse Nurse by Katie Skelly. Long Live Katie Skelly!
Made for Comics Workbook

The Return - sleeping with giant cats

Here's Salen, sleeping in a pile with some other humans and a giant cat god. She's looking at a crystal that fell out of her mouth.

The Return - the kids

I've been working on this longer piece called The Return.
This orange-haired guy has a horn coming out of his head. Does it figure into the plot? Not at all. Shhhhhhhhh just accept it.

Steinberg Exhibit at YU

I went and saw the Saul Steinberg exhibit at Yale Union. It was so easy. Exhibition hours are Thurs-Sat 12-8pm. There's a suggested $5 donation and a really boss accompanying pamphlet.

I told Sarah about my theory that people have always felt obsessed with cats but have only recently been able to share their feelings with one another on a truly grand scale (the internet). Sarah wondered if the increased access to cute cat photos has had any noticeable effect on cat show attendance numbers.

This one was my favorite - County Noises

Honorable mention for favorite - Odd Couples

The exhibit ends August 10th. I highly recommend it. It was square in the butt of my interests but seems pretty translatable to persons interested in New Yorker cartoons, 2-D art, page layout design, print publication illustrations, American history and/or an artist's changing body of work over time.

X-men Comics: More talking about X-men comics

X-men as retold by Suzette

A Short History of Portland's Independent Publishing Resource Center

 

I made a comic about the history of the Independent Publishing Resource Center for The Portland Mercury. It took up most of the arts section!
The version on their website is hard to read so I scanned and uploaded it for you here.

Click here or on the image for the larger version!

yours.

SCENES FROM THE COTILLION