Writer and Bookworm.
I found Jabari Weathers last year on Twitter and loved their work. I reached out soon after but due to various circumstances (life, time, my new job, etc.) this article kept not happening. But I am so happy to be able to share their wonderful art now. Learn more about Jabari Weathers and their art... Continue Reading →
Kim Myatt's darkly fascinating work really popped out at me when I was scrolling through the #portfolioday feed on Twitter late last year. I'm so happy to feature them and their work in this week's Creators to Watch.
Welcome to Year 2 of The Bookworm Is In. I'm going to be experimenting with format and content changes this year, so long term readers may notice some differences. This month, I decided I needed more than books to tackle this topic and reached out to some friends to help me. Many thanks to Markus K.... Continue Reading →
This week's Creator to Watch is Djamila Knopf, whose art brings me a sense of stillness but also a feeling that there's an adventure right around the corner for her subjects. Learn more about her and her art in my Creators to Watch article for TUBE. Magazine.
I meant to post this last week but I recently got a full-time corporate day job and am adjusting to the schedule. However, that doesn't mean I am not absolutely bowled over by the lovely illustrations of Serena Malyon. Learn more about her and her work in last week's edition of TUBE. Magazine's Creators To... Continue Reading →
I was immediately drawn in by the bright colors Mirelle Ortega uses in her work when I saw it on Twitter. I'm glad we were able to feature her art with its unabashed geekiness and Mexican cultural references in this week's Creators To Watch in TUBE. Magazine.
One of the great things about the internet is the variety of wonderful artists you can find on it such as this week's Creator to Watch, Art Twink, with their unabashedly queer, non-binary, and racially diverse imagery. Learn more about them and their art in my new TUBE. Magazine article.
I found one of Elizabeth Pich and Jonathan Kunz's War and Peas comic strips through a friend's retweet on Twitter and was hooked. I'm so glad they let us feature them in this week's Creators to Watch. We need more unabashedly feminist comics like this.
Rachel Hanke's strikingly realistic yet fantastic portraits really caught my eye on Twitter a while back and I'm glad we were able to feature her in this week's Creators to Watch in TUBE. Magazine.
The watercolor creepiness of Isabella Ragazzi's work really draws the viewer in. And if you like creepy, her silent comic The Crooked Man is full of it. Learn more about her in my TUBE. Magazine article.
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