Last year I read this article in the New York Times and it never left me, but it’s only one of many. Every time I come home there are new mansions. We will all feel differently about them. Themes of Cape Breton, home, culture and rural decline will happen in my comics again and again, that much we do know.
I am super enjoying the latest Bad Machinery, just like I enjoy all the Bad Machinery stories. But EVEN MORE
This latest story starts HERE
My mother gave the family a copy of this comic a while ago, and so I’ve restored it to where it was. I wrote it in a moment of grief and took it down almost as soon as it went up, it is a comic that is very much in the moment of something. My greatest affection and respect to the Beatons, they are good people, the very best. A tribute would be the word I’d like to use for them and their son, here.
I sketched this comic about me, my dad, and something we made.
I want you all to go read this comic, because it’s amazing, and if you haven’t heard of Boulet, now is your chance to make it right. He’s the greatest, this comic is the best.
excuse me young man i’m going to have to see some identificatio-BWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAH*
(*inception noise)
sometimes i really wanna do autobio comics but then i think about it and it’d only be panels of this or me picking zits at work
Meeting Launchers! Illustration for the New York Times article “Engineering Serendipity.” Thanks to lovely AD Aviva Michaelov.
I am going to destroy all of my cameras because this is clearly the greatest photo of me that will ever exist.
all other grad...
Group exhibition of works by:
Lauren Hall, Jennifer Rose Sciarrino,and Leisure (Meredith Carruthers & Susannah Wesley)
I did some portraits for a Forbes app recently, and I was allowed to draw a lot of people I know. This is the initial sketch of Chris.
Really looking forward to Horse 2, as seen in this issue of Nintendo Power
