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  • Mini zine: I Strongly Recommend the Library

    Mini zine: I Strongly Recommend the Library

    Debuted at the 2023 PDX Zine Symposium. The official copies were also riso printed at Outlet in Portland, but the photographed version was printed off at home. This was partially so I could post it on instagram before I’d gone to Outlet, but also because I’ve arbitrarily imposed the rule that I have to alternate…

  • Mini zine: Audible Sucks

    Mini zine: Audible Sucks

    Made with Allia, riso printed at Outlet, and debuted at the 2023 PDX Zine Symposium. You can buy a copy. Scroll to the bottom for citations as clickable links. Annotated Bibliography Page 2: market control and royalties  Page 3 and 4: embargo and libraries Resources and Further Reading

  • Louis illustrations

    Louis illustrations

    For several birthdays this year I drew my cat Louis with the birthday beetle of the day. I’d been planning on making these since moving out of my college house– I was going to be living with different people in a different city, and I wanted to commemorate the little household we’d built, to say…

  • The Camouflage Conundrum (at The Nib)

    The Camouflage Conundrum (at The Nib)

    I interviewed Dr. Judit Pungor at the University of Oregon Neill Lab about octopus vision for the Color issue of The Nib. The whole thing is online at The Nib!

  • Psychedelic Mushrooms in Oregon: a prologue

    Psychedelic Mushrooms in Oregon: a prologue

    Prototype comic for outreach project with neuroscientist Luca Mazzucato at the University of Oregon. This one is about Oregon’s psilocybin services, detailing what exactly Oregonians voted on, and how the ballot measure has been implemented so far.

  • RSS is (not) dead (yet) (NED #3)

    RSS is (not) dead (yet) (NED #3)

    How monopolies are destroying blogs, podcasts, and webcomics. Illustrating the history of RSS. Created in collaboration with A. Service.