Clarity (take 2)

Maintenance #1 - “Clarity" (take 2)

Clarity

Carrie

Carrie. After the novel by Stephen King.

Super Funnies #1: Dying alone

Boredom Pays - Issue 7 - Now available for purchase!

This issue is mostly about losing the feeling of home, or belonging and trying to find it again. Lots about dysphoria, depression and just feeling weird basically. All written during a particularly down period this past winter it's pretty emotionally raw and, I think, some of the more affecting comics I've done to date. Printed on copy paper with a heavy weight card stock cover (in color!) at about 5.5" x 7.25" for $6 plus $1 shipping.

Respect yourself!

Based on a facebook status update I made a couple of months ago after somebody I really cared about was pretty awful to me. For a self care zine call for submissions going around: http://selfcarezine.tumblr.com/post/48959834055/submissions.

Those Darn Neighbors

Please Love Me

Loosely inspired by the song Graceland by Paul Simon.

After much procrastination I finally decided to put the final touches on Boredom Pays 7 last night. It’s the last issue I’m going to do for the foreseeable future so it feels somewhat substantial to finally say “done” to a  series I’ve been working on for the past four years.

It feels somewhat right.

Sadness for Numbness

Sadness for Numbness

This is the last comic for the seventh issue of Boredom Pays (debuting at TCAF!). It’s a little out of context here, as it has been designed as a double page spread and fits in between various short comics that (hopefully, intentionally) string together a larger narrative when read in their intended sequence.

This is also the last autobio strip I’m going to be doing for a while. I know I’ve said that before, but I really feel like I’ve gotten much of what I needed to out of my system with this last issue of Boredom Pays. I’m really proud of it, I think it at least sort of touches on what I was going for.

It’s time to move onto something different