An illustrated tribute to the countless communities in New York City. Appeared in print in the Arts & Leisure section and online.

This piece is a love letter to one of my favorite peaceful havens in bustling NYC: the visible storage wing of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Appeared in print in the Arts & Leisure section and online.

Comic about people-pleasing tendencies and how to unlearn them for The Washington Post’s Gender & Identity section.

Art piece featured in Arts Gowanus’ show UTOPIA.

Illustration for the Sketchbook section, for a story about protecting Yosemite Park from forest fires.

Personal work.

Personal work.

Personal work / character design.

Personal work.

Anthology of desert island cartoons edited by New Yorker cartoonists Jon Adams and Ellis Rosen. Published by Voracious, an imprint of Little, Brown. Available here!

Collaboration with New Yorker cartoonist Jeremy Nguyen. See the rest of the piece!

In July 2021, I led a comics workshop for students aged 6-12 as part of Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Homework Helpers program. I created this poster to get participants excited about the comics medium and using it to tell their own stories.

Solo show at Usagi Gallery in Dumbo, Brooklyn. In each comic, I explored the process of creating worlds that felt both fantastical and deeply intimate, and the use of science fiction elements to portray human emotion. The title of the show also alludes to the creation of artwork during traumatic periods; the process of creating itself is a protection spell against apathy and stagnation.

Illustration for Dear Daughter, an essay by Sande Chen about motherhood during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Personal comic.

Personal piece.

I created illustrations for BKCM’s ‘Beethoven in Brooklyn’ concert series (postponed due to COVID-19). Design by Jeff Yas.

Illustration for comedian & writer Zach Zimmerman’s true story of ranch dressing revenge. Read full story here.

I wrote and drew Happy to be Here, a series about New York City life and all of its joys and pitfalls, for Spiralbound, Medium’s comics section.

I wrote and illustrated a comic about child evacuations in WWII Britain, and this evacuation’s influence on children’s literature, for The New York Review of Books’ Daily page. Read the rest here!

Personal comic.

A short and sweet comic for The Stranger, Seattle’s only newspaper.

I wrote and illustrated a comic about children’s author, Margaret Wise Brown, who is best known for Good Night Moon but also led a bold and unapologetic life before her untimely death at the age of 42. Read the rest here!

Wrote and illustrated a Daily Shouts piece on who should be cast in the inevitable countless installments in this franchise/nobly exposed my own ignorance of Marvel-DC delineations in the name of art.

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I wrote and illustrated a comic about being a silly American tourist in Oslo, Bergen, and various fjords in between. Read the rest here!

Nonfiction comic about the pervasive uncertainty of being an adolescent girl. Read full comic here.

Monthly reading series for cartoonists, co-hosted with Jeremy Nguyen. Recommended by Time Out New York.

Past readers include: Julia Wertz, Emily Flake, Dami Lee, Hallie Bateman, Jack Sjogren, Whit Taylor, R. Sikoryak, Sara Lautman, Hilary Campbell, Lucas Adams, Stephanie Rodriguez, Alfonso de Anda, Jason Adam Katzenstein, Jess Worby, and oh so many more.

Comic about mourning the loss of a friend. Originally published by The Rumpus as part of their Spotlight series. Distributed as a minicomic at the Paper Jazz Small Press Festival at The Silent Barn.