“Dealing with Debt Collections”, another comic for Oregon Consumer Justice. It’s the first of two comics about debt; lawyers Kelly Donovan Jones and Michael Fuller wrote the text, I did the pictures, you can read the whole thing on the Oregon Consumer Justice website in Spanish and English and order copies of the comic for free. It sounds like a couple thousand copies of the first comic have been distributed, and around 700 copies of this comic were preordered before its release!

Note the new (and improved?) font that’s handling the Spanish and English language versions with ease. (Made through Calligraphr again; desperately want to go in with a higher power program to fix the kerning between individual letter combos; the fact that Calligrapher doesn’t do this is my biggest complaint with the program).

Also, I have a newsletter now! It’s this blog, but it arrives in your inbox if you like that kind of thing (I would hate it but respect your different preferences). It’s powered by Buttondown. Based on cadence of past posts I expect to be sending you an email, like, quarterly.

I feel obligated to mention that if you’re getting this as an email, you could pop my URL into your favorite RSS reader instead. I recommend the reader NetNewsWire if you exist in the Apple family of products. The next solo comic I hope to release is a vision for the internet as a useful information ecosystem for me, specifically (my system relies heavily on RSS feeds and having friends who tell me about the cool stuff they find). Look out for that in the new year.

Bonus: excerpts from my house New Years card, printed at the IPRC:

And with that, on to 2025!