East Bay Comic Con
The comics event at my local public library was looking pretty superhero focused, so I did a drawing workshop and a presentation on other kinds of comics— a first for me!
For the presentation, I compiled a big list of all my favorite graphic novels for kids, teens, and adults.
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See you At SPX
This weekend I’m headed to my first comics event in almost 3 years! I’ll be at the Small Press Expo in Bethesda Maryland with loads of comics (including the debut of Pandemic Parade!) September 17-18 2022. Stop by and say hello!
Latest Kickstarter is LIVE!
Check out the Kickstarter for my first mini since 2019! Pandemic Parade is a collection of 5 short comics about pandemic life, and I need your help to print it!
ancient KEY WEST DIARY review unearthed!
I was thrilled to recently (May 2021) come across this review of my mini from 2019—what a lovely boost to my cartoonist’s ego! Key West Diary is still available through Spit and a Half and my Etsy shop.
HOW I MAKE MINICOMICS
I’ve recently been working as a mentor for a small group of students through the Sequential Artists Workshop. I wrote to them about how important it has been for me to turn my comics into physical objects, and now my post is up on the SAW blog!
SPOTTED At Quimby’s
Now you can get copies of my minicomics at Quimby’s bookstore, the legendary Chicago zine institution. I’m proud to have my work sold alongside such a unique selection of unusual publications!
New Article in LatR 52.2
I’m happy to finally announce that my article “Quarto de Despejo no Palco: Staging Authenticity in Representations of Brazilian Poverty” was finally published by the Latin American Theatre Review.
Now on Spitandahalf.com
I’m pleased to announce that two of my comics titles are now available through Spit and a Half, John Porcellino’s legendary comics distro!
NOW in PDF
The first part of my graphic memoir on my time in Brazil is now available as a PDF on Gumroad!
Grandes Expectativas: PART 1
The first part of my graphic memoir has been self-published! You can get your copy in my Etsy shop.
Destination: BOULDER
My family up and moved to Colorado in August 2019! Lots of changes to come, but at least I get to look at these mountains everyday?
SEE YOU AT CAKE!
I’ll be selling my comics and prints all weekend (June 1-2) from 11-6 at the Chicago Alternative Comics Expo. Come say hello, and pick up my two latest minicomics!
Let’s Kickstart this thing
My first Kickstarter is LIVE! Please support the self-publication of my two latest diary minicomics, Making Time Vol. 1 and The Sandwich Shuffle: Hourly Comics Day 2019.
MY FIRST REVIEW!
I’m thrilled to see my work got reviewed by Rob Clough of High-Low comics, and so honored that he put me on the shelf alongside great lady cartoonists like Glynnis Fawkes, Jennifer Hayden, and Summer Pierre! Click on the link below to read the review.
NEW ACADEMIC TRANSLATION
My translation of Heloisa Espada’s essay, “The Fotoforma Exhibit at MASP, 1951: Geraldo de Barros and the Museum-School” was recently published in New Geographies of Abstract Art in Postwar Latin America (eds. Mariola Alvarez & Ana M. Franco, Routledge 2018).
I was accepted as an exhibitor at CAKE (the Chicago Alternative Comics Expo), which will take place June 1-2 2019. This is the first comics event I will be taking an airplane to get to. If you’re in Chicago, come say hello!