Hey guys! While my amazing friends are going to be off graduating without me, I’m going to be selling my artwork at Anime Boston’s Artist Alley this weekend! Come find me at table 76a! I’ll have some prints, postcards and buttons, and I’ll be taking on the spot commissions! 

I’m also extremely excited to be selling limited copies of me and Janet’s first ever zine That’s So SUGOI!, a compilation of 18 different artists mashing up their favorite western cartoons with anime. Check out our zine tag to see some of the fabulous work featured in it!

Hope to see you guys there! It’s my first time attending AB!

Yes! Just to clarify, I will be selling the HoO buttons online to anyone who’s interested. I won’t be able to set that up until around the middle of June, so just watch out for another post specifically about how to order!

Also, I’m thinking of drawing a few other characters to add to the set. Grover for sure. Luke maybe. Any other suggestions?

makin’ buttons for the convention season. no one is going to know who they are hahaha

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i’m super excited to announce my webcomic, black magic, is now up and running! i’ve posted the full prologue for reading. let me know what you think of the navigation, the layout and design, and of course the artwork. you can leave comments on the home page or send me a message here. the first chapter is in-progress and i plan to update weekly! thank you all for your continued support and kindness, i’m very lucky and flattered to have people who like my work and want to follow it. 

sorry for the early post, too, but i’ve got a full day of pop-ups, installations, and receptions (plus drinks for my birthday)! 

I don’t usually reblog onto my main, but I just wanted to share this awesome work with you guys! Check out this beautiful webcomic by Kristen Davis, fellow Parsons student and contributor to me and Janet’s zine! Go support self-published original stories, ya’ll!

preview of stuff I’m working on.

Here’s another quickie piece I did for That’s So Sugoi!, a zine my friend Janet and I are putting together!

The zine features about 15 crazy awesome artists mashing up their favorite childhood cartoons and anime. It’s gonna be sold at Anime Boston and Anime Next, so come check us out if you’re going!

And, you can preview more pieces for the zine at the That’s So Sugoi! Zine tag! :D

(Also, I can’t believe Kim Possible came out over ten years ago! Time flies!)

If you haven’t heard yet, my awesome friend Janet and I are putting together a little nerd zine called “That’s So Sugoi!” It’s basically a compilation of about 15 super talented artists mashing up their favorite childhood cartoons and anime. The zine’s gonna be sold at Anime Boston and Anime Next, so if you’re going to either of those definitely stop by and take a look! 

Here’s one of the pieces I contributed! I feel like this show is kind of obscure at this point, but I absolutely love Ranma ½. It’s already pretty wacky, so I thought it would be appropriate to mash it up with the wackiness of old school 1930s cartoons!

Check out more pieces for the zine at the That’s So Sugoi! Zine tag! :D

“Hi there, Mr. Wind-Up Bird,” said May Kasahara. “Are you still alive? Mr. Wind-Up Bird? Answer if you’re still alive.”

“I’m alive,” I said.

Here are some of my favorite drawings from one of my finals, a short storyboard excerpted from Haruki Murakami’s The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle. It’s an interesting read for sure—not for the faint of heart though.

My left butt cheek is more punk rock than you!

The only other new print I can churn out in time for Anime Boston. Hope to see you guys there!

I have a final due tomorrow. #yolo

sighhhhh. I hate it when something takes longer than you think it will.