Stories in Panels

From winged librarians and werewolf families to sapphic sea creatures, my comics explore themes of identity, transformation, and belonging. Here you will find My personal projects like Readers’ Advisory and Easel and Abyss, alongside commissioned work.

Whether heartfelt, serious, or surreal, each piece is rooted in a love of narrative and visual experimentation.

Easel & Abyss

You can read more about Easel & Abyss here, and it is available to purchase in my store here. The entire comic is available to read below. Click on the images to view full size.

Easel & Abyss Comic

$10.00

Easel & Abyss is an 8-page, handmade queer indie comic exploring sapphic dark fantasy, light body horror (a monster transformation!), and the aftermath of a toxic relationship. When Jae is confronted by River months after their break up, their world floods with danger and the threat of falling into an old rhythm.

Self-published in small batches, this comic blends experimental visuals with atmospheric storytelling, perfect for readers who love mini comics, zines, and small press art.
8 pages • handmade • indie-published • content warning: allusion to emotional abuse themes

Celeste #1

You can read more about Celeste here, and it is available to purchase in my store here. The entire comic is available to read below. Click on the images to view full size.

Celeste #1 Comic

$7.00

Celeste #1 is an 8-page mini comic zine about trauma, survival, and fighting back. The story follows Celeste as they navigate the moments before and aftermath of harm and the time everything changes.

This is a single sheet folded zine made from a4 size paper

6 pages • handmade • indie-published • content warning: non-explicit physical abuse, blood, death

Shark Vulnerabilities

I was commissioned to do color work and spot illustrations for this comic about sharks by Science in Pictures, a local scientific magazine. Unfortunately, the website is no longer active, and I don’t have the finished, lettered pages, but here ya go!

Garlic Bread

This comic was written by Seth Markin, originally for the children’s comic anthology Adventures Anywhere! I did the art, but this kickstarter was not completely successful, and therefore the lettering was not completed! I think you can still tell what’s going on though ;)