Of Course I'm Okay

Seriously tho ;)

A Year of Heartbreaks

With all the sadness, joy - as well.

The Best Case Scenario Is

- when you know better, you do better.

Meditation For Beginners

I didn't say I was good at it.

The Patriarchy is AI

It runs itself, as demonstrated by this moment in time.

Negotiating Conflicts in Adulthood

TFW you're self-aware enough to have regret.

Far easier to never hold yourself accountable though.

Cautionary Tale, Adulthood

Let adulthood be a cautionary tale to you, children. ;)

Sketchbook: Elephant and Ostrich Friends

Drawn from photo reference via awwww-cute.tumblr and DSWT. Fan art :)

Elephant Memory

Elephants, too.

Mind the Creative Gap

This interview quote from Ira Glass was one of the things that got me cartooning. In the original interview, he talks how we have better taste as creatives than what we are able to produce when we start out. That has always stuck with me.

Some Sketchbook Fan Art Inspired By Climbers

A period of life transitions. Fighting my way out of some blues. Climbing helps, but my mental game hasn’t been strong. Trying to rebuild confidence and climb on, one move at a time.

Sketchbook fan art inspired by climbers and explorers. 

Sketched from @pablo_durana’s stunning photo of The North Face #tnfantarctica17 expedition.

 x

Not the Most Fun Thing

To be honest...

Living the Consequences

Sometimes I wish there was an "undo" button IRL :p

Event: Carousel at the Society of Illustrators

Excited to be performing with this line-up at tonight's Brooklyn Book Festival event!

Tickets: https://www.societyillustrators.org/events/carousel-comics-performances

Sketchbook: Weekend Self-Care

A few throwback weekend self-care cartoons. Link to view images; click on the right arrow to scroll through the post.

Broken Heart Forgiveness

Okay, take your time, I'll wait.

The Weight of Lessons Yet Unlearned

Be brave. You have to.

Sketchbook page: Rainy Day, Resting Face

Umbrella moods ;)

Thanks For Being There For Me

I'm overwhelmed by your love and support. Thank you.

Update: Goodbye to Daily Cartooning

7 years ago, I started my practice of daily cartooning. It was the best thing I ever did for myself. 

Today, I'm starting a new full-time job. 

I'll continue writing and cartooning, but I decided to let go of my daily cartooning practice. 

It makes me a little sad, but I think it's necessary for me to grow and make room to to take on other creative projects. Maybe this will make me a better artist.

It's not really a goodbye. For now, I'll scale back to doing comic strips on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Thanks to everyone who has read along and cheered me on over the years. It has meant everything to me. 

Stay tuned for new and different projects ahead.