Tag: ink

  • Zine: A Collection of Fears and Demons

    Zine: A Collection of Fears and Demons

    This zine came together in parts through many months, starting with an exercise by comic artist Lynda Barry, followed by a risograph workshop put together by Chicago Printers Guild and…

  • Art and Crafts for Palestine

    Art and Crafts for Palestine

    I’ve been working on some art and accessories for the past few months to sell at mutual aid markets for Palestine Have also been playing around with handmade accessories using…

  • Remaking a Lenormand deck, part 1

    Remaking a Lenormand deck, part 1

    A few months ago, i got a Lenormand deck for retail therapy’s sake, and to be honest too impulsively. The deck had these cute birds on the box, so I…

  • Guided Comics-making

    Guided Comics-making

    Late last year, i started working through Lynda Barry’s “Making Comics”, and intending to pick it back up soon has me wanting to share some of my past work here…

  • ‘Your mini-guide to Break ups’ zine

    ‘Your mini-guide to Break ups’ zine

    Letter-size mini-zine on some of my own lessons brought by break ups 😀 . Has poster on the inside when unfolded. Digital version for sale at my shop!

  • Healing + Dance

    Healing + Dance

    Originally submitted to a local gallery’s publication, this autobiographical comic illustrates some thoughts/feelings around body + mind connection and movement facilitating healing, in the face of trauma India ink, 2021

  • Active Bringing Together

    Active Bringing Together

    This was a piece made with gouache on mixed media paper, and thread It is a commentary on how racial capitalism thrives on separating us from our selves, each other,…

  • ‘Sanando’ zine

    ‘Sanando’ zine

    Zine about healing from abusive relationships, movement as healing, and contextualizing within transformative justice and abolition

  • Past Comics

    Past Comics

    Comics made within the past 5-6 years Rotten at the Core brief comic comparing a rotten cauliflower to ‘reforming’ the prison system, and why prison reform isn’t enough – done…