Inspired in part by artist Daren Thomas Magee (who says he makes work with messages he needs to hear), illustrator Elizabeth Hadle (whose class in “personal power symbols” is super fun) and artist-collaborator Rebecca Odes (who suggested after three previous versions of this comic that I make the Inner Me an octopus, duh)...
In 1951, Barbara Johns led a student strike at her segregated Virginia high school. She was just 16, but her action sparked a lawsuit that formed part of the basis of the landmark Brown vs. Board of Education supreme court ruling. (Painting exhibited at the Leon Family Gallery in Virginia Beach).
Watercolor on paper, 18” x 24”
New York Times features my sketches and stories about refugees and asylum seekers who see their experience reflected in “Fiddler on the Roof.”
Cover art for GOOD TROUBLE.
Cover art for GOOD TROUBLE.
Sketches from May Day March, Women’s March and the March for Science.
Graphic essay published in Tablet Magazine about newbie activists, German refugees and the memories of our ancestors.
Graphic essay published in Tablet Magazine about newbie activists, German refugees and the memories of our ancestors.
Published by www.fusion.net, Jan 11, 2017
The election of Donald Trump felt like an apocalyptic nightmare. We need models of resolve and resistance. A graphic essay.
Of all the wonders of Cuba (Havana cathedral, cigars, collectivism), cars are the most fun to draw.
This past Spring, I joined a group of 50 writers in New York participating in an event known variously as Writer’s Gong Show or JBC Speed dating: each author has two minutes to explain their books to an auditorium packed with book festival programmers. It’s insane. I calmed my nerves by madly doodling in my notebook. These drawings were published in the inaugural November 2017 issue of the literary journal Paper Brigade.
Series of quick two-minute sketches of authors who pitched the Jewish Book Council.
First-ever Hollywood Reporter comic, and last-ever humblebrag complaint about holding a lady’s handbag on the red carpet.
Published in the Hollywood Reporter, September 18.
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